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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.
The long-awaited remaster of Oblivion is finally out and is already conquering the game charts, as evidenced by its leadership on Steam. However, Bethesda shared some not-so-good news, officially confirming the lack of official support for mods for its updated Oblivion.
A minimum of 16 GB of RAM is required
The Deluxe edition of TES IV includes the story additions Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine
The game is expected to be released right after the announcement
It looks like April 21 or 22 may be a special day for fans of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. At least, according to numerous rumours, leaks, and insider reports, the long-awaited - though still unconfirmed - remaster of the cult RPG may appear in the coming days.
Bethesda's YouTube channel made us an unexpected and epic surprise by showing us a new trailer for Doom: The Dark Ages, which appeared out of the blue on Easter weekend.
The event will be streamed on Netflix
Bethesda hasn't given up on its plans, but it's in no hurry to realise them
The game is expected to be announced soon
We don't have long to wait!
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be released on PlayStation 5 on 17 April.
