(Bethesda May Shadow Drop the Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remake in April, claims reports
March 14, 2025: Bethesda May Shadow Drop The Oblivion New Edition in April, according to reliable leakage.
NatetheHate to say that the current plans are to detect and release Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion reproduction in April with a small gap between the two, and the shade drop is “possible”.
VGC's Andy Robinson rid the claim in his own tweet.
Neither Bethesda nor the Microsoft parent company did not make a comment.
The original story March 13, 2025: According to what is scheduled to announce SCROLLS 4: Oblivion in the coming weeks and launch them shortly after.
NatetheHate, who carefully revealed the date of the Nintendo Switch 2 advertisement, has tweeted to say that the forgetfulness edition will be revealed either this month or next month, which is confirmed by VGC.
The launch window is a little more blurry. Natheette probably said before June, but VGC said it could come out as April.
In January, MP1ST The new Oblivion details that were accidentally released by a former employee of the Vartuos video game support studio. Microsoft refused to comment when calling it by IGN.
According to MP1ST, Virtuos has reshaped Bethesda with open roles that played a major role in the world using the Unreal Engine 5, indicating an important reformulation rather than a clearer reformulation. It was also claimed that the gameplay changes are detailed, including modifications to endurance, infiltration, ban, shooting, HIT reaction, and HUD.
As mentioned by MP1ST, the ban has been changed with motion games and Soulslikes in mind because the original system was “boring” and “frustrated”. It is now claiming to highlight the infiltration icons, with the regeneration of the damage account. It is said that a judge that comes from the endemic ability that is exhausted is more difficult. HUD was re -designed to facilitate understanding. Elsewhere, a hitting reactions were added to make the response more clear, and the shooting was updated in both the perspective of the first and third person.
A word from Rebester was forgotten in 2023 When the documents published as part of the Federal Trade Committee (FTC) against the Microsoft trial on the ACTIVISION BLZZARD are the number of uninhabited Bethesda games set for the issuance in the coming years. The menu, which was placed in July 2020 before purchasing Microsoft March 2021 for Bethesda Mother Zenimax Media, followed:
Fiscal year 2022:
- Forgetting Remaster
- Indiana Jones game
Fiscal year 2023
- Doom Year Zero and DLC
- Consteril project
- Platinum project
Fiscal year 2024
- Elderly manuscripts 6
- Consterill project: expansion
- IP is licensed
- Fallout 3 Remaster
- Ghostwire: Tokyo supplement
- Dishonored 3
- Doom YEAR Zero DLC
It is clear that a number of these games are either delayed or expressed explicitly. Dooom Year Zero is now Doom: Dark Persians and have been set for launch in May. Indiana Jones and The Great Circle have not been launched until December 2024. Elder Scrolls did not get anywhere near the fiscal year 2024.
This Remaster is what we are concerned now. It should be noted that he was called a Remaster In Microsoft document. Perhaps the project and Bethesda may change in a new edition. We will discover when the company finally reveals what has become one of the secrets of secrets in all video games.
Meanwhile, what are the platforms that Oblivion will make? Microsoft all-in on Multiplatform versions nowAnd with Nintendo switch 2 waiting for the wingsOblivion may open its gates to more than just PC, Xbox and PlayStation. If Switch 2 is released around June, it may make Oblivion the control unit release window.
Wesley is the UK news editor for IGN. Find it on Twitter on @wyp100. You can reach Wesley on wesley_yinpole@ign.com or secret on wyp100@proton.me.
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