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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31391, member: 636"] A trusted source just shared exciting news about The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remake. According to NateTheHate, who answered fan questions online, this game should come out before May starts. He has correctly predicted many game releases before, making his words very trustworthy. Plans might change, but players can expect to visit Cyrodiil again very soon with fresh graphics and better gameplay than ever. The remake hasn't been officially announced yet by Bethesda, but we've known about it since 2022. Xbox boss Phil Spencer mentioned it during an FTC hearing, letting the cat out of the bag early. Rumors say Virtuos makes the game using Unreal Engine 5, adding many new features to improve the experience. These include updated fighting systems inspired by modern action games and better screen displays for players. All these changes should make playing much more fun than the original version. Anyone wanting to try the classic game before the remake arrives can find it on PC through Steam. The Game of the Year edition comes with all the extra content packs for a complete adventure. Sadly, PlayStation and Xbox gamers cannot play it on current systems—they need older PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 consoles to enjoy the original game. The remake will fix this problem by bringing the beloved RPG to modern gaming systems. When it launches, this remake will let new players discover why Oblivion became such a fan favorite. The updated graphics and gameplay should please both newcomers and those who played the original nearly twenty years ago. Everyone can look forward to exploring the fantasy world with better tools, smoother controls, and prettier visuals than what was possible back then. Many gamers are excited about revisiting the land between Skyrim and Morrowind with modern technology behind it. The Elder Scrolls series always attracts huge crowds, and this remake arrives at a perfect time—especially since The Elder Scrolls VI remains years away from completion. Bethesda clearly wants to keep fans happy by refreshing this classic RPG for today's gaming machines. [/QUOTE]

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