It appears that evidently the long-rumoured and long-awaited Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion remake would possibly lastly be making an appearence, at the least in line with the pretty dependable insider NateTheHate.
Replying to an X person who requested NateTheHate whether or not he was anticipating any information this month, Nate replied: “Both this month or subsequent month. Launch is prone to be before the unique June goal; however nonetheless working to get particulars on an up to date launch date.”
Both this month or subsequent month. Launch is prone to be before the unique June goal; however nonetheless working to get particulars on an up to date launch date.
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VGC has piped in to say that they’ve corroborated Nate’s claims with their very own sources. Nevertheless, their supply claims it might be launched as quickly as subsequent month.
An announcement coming quickly is sensible, as The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion was launched on March 20, 2006, that means its nineteenth anniversary is developing. Wait, nineteenth anniversary? Jesus, I really feel previous. It seems like yesterday that I first stepped out of the sewers into the intense, vivid colors of Cyrodiil. I instantly tried to rob a guard of his horse and armour, and bought my arse handed to me. Good occasions.
As for the rumoured remake/remaster, we’ve been listening to about it for fairly a while now. An Oblivion remaster was talked about again within the well-known Nvidia leak. It has reappeared a number of occasions since then. Most these days, it popped up on the LinkedIn web page of a Virtous worker who talked about reworked gameplay and varied different tidbits of data earlier than shortly deleting the pertinent data.
I’ve to confess, I’m very excited by the prospect of returning to Oblivion. It was the very first sport I bought for my Xbox 360 again within the day, and I’ve spent probably 1000’s of hours wandering the land, preventing random stuff, killing NPCs and stealing all the things that wasn’t nailed down. All hail the Black Hand.
