Earlier this week, Bethesda surprised all when it announced and then launched The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered. Although it has long been rumored to be under development, no one really expected it to be shaded as it was. In addition, the game itself feels so much more than a simple remaster, since Virtuos and Bethesda actually reworhes the experience in a whole new engine. This has led to something really special for fans of the franchise, and now The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered Is here, the studio should take this even longer.
Oblivion remastered It may have only launched, but Bethesda sits on a treasure chest of titles that are too long due for remaster like this. Both Elder rolls and Fall-out It could benefit from remaster, and since the wait between Mainline Bethesda games seems to be longer, it is the perfect time to deliver just that.
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Oblivion remastered may be Bethesda's most honest game than
Oblivion Remastered remains faith in its roots by preserving its shortcomings, and that commitment to authenticity is what separates it as a Bethesda game.
Oblivion remastered should only be a sign of things that come
Waiting between new Bethesda game seems to be longer
One of the biggest reasons why remaster of older Bethesda titles seems like a must is that the wait between the main line seems only longer when the years have passed. Of course, this is probably due to these games getting bigger with each record. Whatever the reason, fans of said franchise have mostly been left with nothing new or exciting to turn to under these long gaps, with the exception of some release or smaller scale spin-off titles such as Elder rolls: Castle.
2002, The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind Hit store shelves; Just four years later came Oblivion, And then the fans had to wait for five years at Skyrim to release. In sharp contrast, after more than a decade, Elder rolls 6The release date is still unknown. At the same time, Fall-out Fans got the third game in 2008, and then New Vegas Spin-off just two years later. Fallout 4 Would then launch five years after that, but ten years later there is no news about the fifth game or another single players spin-off. While fans have Fallout 76 To check out, it's not single Player RPG that some are looking for.
Remaster of older eldest rolls and downfall games can fill the gap
Under these long gaps the franchise has added some mobile spin-offs like Elder rolls: LeavesVR versions of Fallout 4 and Skyrimand a brand new IP in the form of Star field. These projects are not the same as a main line Fall-out or Elder rolls games, but the second best thing that made it clear at the publication of Oblivion remastered.
Even if Oblivion is hardly a new game, this remaster really feels like a new addition to Elder rolls series. Not only has it completely reworked the game in Unreal Engine 5, but since it has been almost two decades since the original, many players experience it for the very first time. Because of that success, it should be released by a new trend for the studio. As a player who is consciously waiting for the next main chapter, remaster of what came before can be the perfect way to bridge the gap.
There have been rumors of a Fallout 3 remaster, and if it stops being real and on the same level as Oblivion remasteredthen it may be exactly what the series needs to buy time for Fallout 5. Then, when players are waiting for what the next chapter is, they can be treated with another remaster and start a pattern for the foreseeable future so that fans never end RPGs to enjoy.
