If you think back to last year, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered was gaming's worst-kept secret. Despite the lack of an official announcement, a steady stream of leaks and rumors flooded the internet. They were, of course, true, and the game was released on April 22, 2025.
However, the initial excitement was marred by frustration: in typical Bethesda fashion, the game was full of bugs. A year later, as tech experts Digital Foundry explained, the game remained broken.
Revealed in February, with its release date confirmed last month, Oblivion Remastered is coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. The initial trailer did not look great, and there were fears among Oblivion and Elder Scrolls fans, but those fears may be unfounded. A new comment from Bethesda has revealed that certain fixes introduced in the Switch 2 version will soon make their way to PC and Console.
I think even the most hardcore Oblivion Remastered fans had given up hope that the game would ever be fixed. It has been over 15 months since it was released, and its last patch was over a year ago. Only 47 percent of its recent Steam reviews and a pretty meager 78 percent...
