Kotaku Australia reports that a directive has gone out to EB Games to remove all copies of The Elder Scrolls Online from their shelves by January 13, including prepaid cards for Bethesda's MMORPG. This is helping fuel suspicions that the game may be transitioning to a free-to-play business model, a theory that took form when six month subscription option was removed last month. MCV Pacific has a statement from EB Games that this is "part of a normal stock recall" which includes other game, though Kotaku has a follow-up to this, saying that games like Destiny and The Evil Within are having excess stock returned, while the instructions for The Elder Scrolls Online is to remove every single copy.