Bethesda Game Studios is looking toward the future, hiring for "Future Generation Console Programmer" positions. We should be clear: these jobs are for working on "an unannounced game on future-generation consoles." They're not for future generations of people. In fact, you need 5 years of development experience, so not being born yet is actually a big disadvantage.

The listing doesn't give much of a clue as to the technology Bethesda is targeting with its future Elder Scrolls or Fallout or whatever -- applicants need experience programming for PS3 and Xbox, and DirectX 11 experience is "a plus."

Source: joystiq

2006 -- Oblivion
2008 -- Fallout 3
2011 -- Skyrim

So, their first game (i didn´t include New Vegas on the list above since it was made by Obsidian and according to Bethesda themselves it wasn´t a 'true' sequel to Fallout 3) for next gen systems just might be Fallout 4.

Now they really have to do a better job with bugs next time, especially about the game-breaking ones.

no the tradition is that there is a TES game a year after each MS console launch starting with morrowind