Once I manage to play it (since the initial release is limited to North America), I’ll be reminiscing about an iconic series that significantly influenced my gaming development during my younger days.
Don’t pass up this opportunity to experience the updated Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion gameplay, running on an RTX 5090 at 4K 60FPS! This modern revamp of Cyrodiil from 2004 has been beautifully remastered for today’s audience. Developed by Bethesda Game Studios and Virtuos, this updated version boasts enhanced visuals with options like Lumen Hardware, DLSS, … Read more
In the game Oblivion, there’s a character known as the Adoring Fan who resides in the Imperial City. Once you achieve the title of Grand Champion in the Arena, this commoner expresses admiration for you. Although he is categorized as a “Follower” due to his tendency to accompany you across the world, his role in combat differs significantly from other Followers. Instead of engaging enemies, he opts to flee and hide, which can unintentionally draw more opponents towards him.
Initially, I was planning to wait for a price drop, but I found out that there’s already an ongoing sale: The Steam edition of Oblivion Remastered is being offered at a 17% discount by Fanatical, reducing the cost to a more reasonable $41.50.
At last, after much anticipation and whispers, the remastered version of “The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion” was stealthily released today, gracing PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC with a refreshed take on the iconic 2006 RPG. Acclaimed as an extensive and pioneering open-world role-playing adventure, “Oblivion” has held a cherished place in Bethesda’s esteemed “Elder Scrolls” series for years. This complete overhaul delivers long-desired improvements that many “Oblivion” enthusiasts have eagerly awaited, particularly in terms of visuals, performance, and user-friendly features.