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The cyberdragon turned out to be redundant
The game is out as early as next week
Even if you buy a physical copy of DOOM: The Dark Ages for PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S, you won't be able to play the game without the internet. The boxes already have warnings about the need for an online connection, and some buyers report that the disc contains only a small part of the game - the rest will have to be downloaded separately.
After a long silence, Bethesda has released a new update for Starfield in the Steam Beta, which, although not impressive in scale, brings important improvements to the game's performance, modding tools, and stability.
Despite the instant launch on Game Pass and the lack of a traditional marketing campaign, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered became the third best-selling game release of the year in the US in its first week of sales. It was only outsold by Monster Hunter Wilds and Assassin's Creed Shadows, which is a real triumph for a remaster of a nearly 20-year-old classic.
The game is out as early as the 15th of May
While everyone's attention is focused on the unexpected release of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion remaster, another part of the Elder Scrolls universe is also preparing a pleasant surprise. The developers of The Elder Scrolls Online have announced that the unique Scribing system, which allows players to customise their skills, will be free for everyone.
This is the kind of wallpaper any DOOM fan would love to see
The updated game is a huge success
Get ready for a real immersion in hell and Nazi bunkers, as the new Humble Bundle contains all the main parts of the legendary Doom series, as well as most of the modern Wolfenstein games by MachineGames, and all for less than $30!
Perhaps the announcement will be made at Xbox Games Showcase 2025
And although we wrote that Bethesda did not add mod support to the Oblivion remaster, did enthusiasts ever care? No. That is why we can already turn the game into a Boblevion.
The remaster has attracted a huge amount of public interest
Despite the fact that the official remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion has been released, an ambitious fan project called Skyblivion is in development that aims to fully recreate Oblivion on the Skyrim engine. Not only did Bethesda not stand in the way of enthusiasts, but also showed unexpected support by providing Skyblivion developers with free codes for their newly-made remaster.
The long-awaited release of the Oblivion remaster has finally happened, and Bethesda has priced the updated 19-year-old RPG at $50, which is the golden mean. However, you have a way to save money.
