2023 saw the obtaining of documents related to the FTC versus Microsoft lawsuit, shedding light on the fact that Microsoft’s subsidiary, ZeniMax Media (the umbrella company for studios such as Bethesda Game Studios and id Software), was engaged in remastering projects for titles like “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion”, “Fallout 3”, and a fresh installment within the “Doom” series.
According to the given document, the remaster of “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion” had initially been planned for release during the fiscal year 2022. However, it’s important to note that this document was created before Microsoft completed its acquisition of ZeniMax in 2021. As a result, many players speculated that the project might be delayed or even shelved due to the company restructuring following the acquisition.
It’s great news that the project seems to be nearly ready for launch, with rumors circulating about its imminent release. Pictures hinting at it have been shared on social media platforms, fueling excitement among followers. However, the exact release date remains a mystery based on the leaked information.
Some leaked screenshots of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remaster have surfaced on social media
During a browse on Virtuos Games’ official site, some enthusiastic gamers stumbled upon unofficially published images of what appears to be the remastered version of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. These sneak peeks were subsequently posted on Restera, causing a wave of excitement among fans who had assumed that Bethesda had dropped the project. It’s now clear that the game is intended for release on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 5 platforms.
The leak additionally revealed that a Deluxe Version will be forthcoming, offering players additional content like horse armor and unique weapons. Regrettably, the site didn’t disclose the game’s launch date yet, but whispers suggest that Bethesda might secretly release the game towards the end of this month.
More leaked images have appeared on Reddit
Following the viral spread of the leaked images, Virtuos swiftly took action to ensure that the original link no longer provided access to them. While some are worried that the leaks might cause a delay in the game’s release, it’s puzzling if the game is almost complete, why would they postpone it? Gamers can anticipate the game coming out later this month, as per Jeff Grubb’s industry insider claims, suggesting a shadow-release between 21st and 27th April.
It appears the cover design suggests the game is nearly finished. However, if you’re still uncertain, take a look at numerous posts on the r/oblivion subreddit showcasing somewhat blurry screenshots. These should be detailed enough to reassure you.
In 2006, “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion” made its debut on Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 platforms, with a PlayStation 3 release following in 2007. This game was both critically acclaimed and commercially successful, earning numerous prestigious awards and nominations. The visuals, engaging open-world setting, and interactive non-player characters (NPCs) were particularly singled out for praise by critics and fans alike. Today, it’s often ranked among the greatest action role-playing games ever created.
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