The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion's long-rumored remaster/remake is quite possibly the biggest open secret in the games industry right now, with various insiders having blown the lid on its existence a long time ago. There have been so many teases and hints about the game's planned release date, including a release this summer, at some point in April, and pretty much everywhere in between.
Now that the anniversary has been and gone, and with not even the smallest hint from Microsoft, fans have started to lose hope that the game actually exists. Thankfully, industry insider Jeff Grubb has attempted to lift spirits by claiming that the Oblivion remake/remaster is going to do a Ninja Gaiden 2 and shadow drop at some point this month.
In the latest episode of Giant Bomb's Power Block podcast, Grubb and co-host Emma Fyffe discuss the possibility of a shadow-dropped Oblivion, and what that might look like. It's possible that Microsoft could simply drop the game in a tweet and let players have at it, or there may be a Developer Direct on the way that we just don't know about. Either way, Grubb sounds fairly confident it'll be here before April is over....
