The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

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After much speculation and a series of leaks, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered was officially revealed by Bethesda. The remaster looks like a major overhaul for the classic open-world RPG that originally released in 2006. original--which launched nearly two decades ago in 2006. If you’re eager to get your hands on the remaster on Steam, you’ll find a pretty awesome deal at Fanatical that drops the price to $41.49 (was $50). If you'd like a few extra goodies, the Deluxe Edition is also on sale for $49.79 (was $60).

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is out now, and it's still charging extra for horse armor--something Bethesda Game Studios originally did back in 2006 to no small amount of backlash.

The $10 extra digital deluxe edition of Oblivion Remastered includes new quests that reward Akatosh and Merunes Dagon-inspired weapons, armor, and, of course, horse armor. Players have immediately taken notice on social media, and, well, history repeats.

It's worth noting that a large amount of DLC is included with the base version of Oblivion Remastered, including major DLC expansions like Knights of the Nine and The Shivering Isles. It also includes a Horse Armor Pack, meaning there is some free horse armor available.

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After weeks of rumors and speculation, Xbox and Bethesda officially revealed The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered via a special livestream--after which they promptly shadow-dropped it on Xbox Series X|S (standalone and on Game Pass), PlayStation 5, and PC. During the livestream, Bethesda did address one very important element to the remaster: All of the silly dialogue fans have grown to love remains, with brand-new voiceovers to bring them to the modern age.

Bethesda Game Studios director Tom Mustaine confirmed during the livestream that new voiceover lines were recorded in order to make each race in the game sound unique to one another. However, he also mentioned that despite the new recordings, all of the "quirkier" dialogue remains intact.

The video then shifts to a few examples of some of the more famous lines of Oblivion dialogue in their remastered glory. Not every famous line was shown--we don't know yet if the voice actress heard asking for another take is still there--but among those we did hear were:

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Fans who would rather have The Elder Scrolls VI over the surprise release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, rest assured--Bethesda is working on it.

During the Oblivion Remastered reveal stream, Bethesda Game Studios head and creative director Todd Howard didn't have much to say about the upcoming next installment in the RPG franchise, but did let fans know it's still in the works.

"Obviously we're working on the sixth chapter, but what's great about The Elder Scrolls is being able to look back at all of the chapters--Skyrim, Oblivion, Morrowind, Daggerfall, Arena," Howard said. "Each of them try to define role-playing games and open-world games for their generation."

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Another wave of TMNT content arrives ahead of Fortnite's big Chapter 6 Season 3 update. Casey Jones, as well as skins for three iconic villains of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, will hit the in-game shop later today.

Epic Games announced that all of this TMNT content will hit Fortnite when its shop update goes live on April 22 at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT. This shop refresh brings TMNT's Casey Jones, Krang, Rocksteady, and Bebop, as well as their respective Lego Styles and TMNT instruments.

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The iconic Turtle Van, also known as the Party Wagon, will arrive in both Fortnite and Rocket League shops.

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A new limited-time mode is on the way to Marvel Rivals, and in this event, headshots are about to get a whole lot easier. Called Giant-Size Brain Blast, the mode sees every character's head increased to comically absurd sizes, and it kicks off soon.

Developer NetEase Games will host two sessions of Giant-Size Brain Blast, with the first one starting on April 25 and the second kicking off on May 2. Up to 12 players can compete and work towards earning rewards like titles and emotes. When players complete 10 matches in Brain Blast mode, they will earn the Brain Blast emote, and at the end of each round of the event, title rewards will be handed out to the players in the top 500, top 100, and top 10 leaderboards.

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Though Bungie has already announced a showcase for Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate which takes place on May 6, a new teaser trailer adds additional context and hints towards the future of the sci-fi shooter.

The Edge of Fate is the name of Destiny 2's next big content drop. Though it hasn't been confirmed, we can assume this is either the next expansion, or the summer 2025 major update. While we faced off against The Witness in The Final Shape, and dealt with the aftermath in the episodic content that followed, the Edge of Fate represents a new beginning for Guardians.

The teaser trailer shows a Guardian and their ship flying toward symbols from the Nine. The Nine, sometimes stylized as the IX, are a group associated with the Sol System--the system where all of Destiny's activities so far have taken place.

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Monster Hunter Wilds' seasonal Festival of Accord: Blossomdance event is live, covering the Grand Hub in cherry blossoms and adding new armor sets and cosmetics to earn.

While the festival is live from April 22-May 6, Capcom states that "most" of the game's previously released event quests will return, in addition to two new ones.

The new Daughters of Carabosse quest tasks players with hunting two Lala Barinas and will reward materials to craft the new Blossom armor as well as butterfly-themed Palico equipment. Another quest, That Won't Work On Me, asks players to hunt a Tempered Xu Wu. Materials earned from the quest can be used to craft two new types of glasses and an eyepatch. Once created, the glasses can then be equipped by Alma for a new look (if players have previously completed the quest that unlocks glasses customization). Alma will additionally wear a special kimono during the event, after which players can unlock the outfit for her permanently via a separate purchase or by buying the Blossomdance DLC pack, which includes additional cosmetics and gestures.

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The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy launches for Switch and PC on April 24. The upcoming tactics RPG was made by the creators behind Zero Escape and Danganronpa, and follows teenager Takumi Sumino, who’s tasked with saving his town from a mysterious monster invasion. The game primarily focuses on visual novel-style story segments punctuated by strategic turn-based battles where players control Takumi and his friends against squads of enemy monsters. You can preorder the game ahead of its release later this week, and if you have your eye on the Limited Edition that’s filled with collectibles, it’s a wise decision to snag a copy before they sell out.

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There are currently no preorder bonuses for The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy. However, the Limited Edition is bound to be popular, as it comes with tons of collectible goodies. Consider preordering now if you’re worried about finding it in stock after release.

The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy Standard Edition $60 | Releases April 24

The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy standard edition comes with the base game and nothing more. It’s the cheapest way to get your hands on the RPG, though you’ll miss out on the goodies offered by the premium Limited Edition. Physical Switch preorders are available at most online retailers, while PC players can pick up a digital copy on Steam.

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The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy Limited Edition is also available for $100, which comes with a copy of the game and a bundle of collectibles. Here's what's included:

• Lenticular art card
• 3D acrylic diorama
• Metal collector’s pin
• 15 character art cards
• Original soundtrack CD
• Defense Academy short novel
• Full-color art book

This is a physical-only version of the game that's only available for Nintendo Switch. Preorders are available at Amazon, Walmart, and Target.

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Jurassic World Rebirth hits theaters this summer on July 2, and it’s shaping up to be another massive blockbuster for the long-running series. It's not the only way to have some prehistoric fun this year, however, as two gorgeous 4K Blu-ray steelbook collections are now up for preorder-- the Jurassic Park Trilogy Limited Edition Steelbook and the Jurassic World Trilogy Limited Edition Steelbook. Release dates are yet to be revealed for the duo, though preorders are now open at Amazon. Both steelbooks are limited edition, so lock in your preorder before they go extinct.

Reserving a copy at Amazon means you won’t be charged until the item ships. And if it happens to get a discount between now and launch, you’ll be eligible for the savings.

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The long-rumored remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is indeed real, and fans don't have to wait another minute to play it. Bethesda has officially announced the remaster and it's out now on Game Pass for Xbox and PC, and it's also available for purchase on those platforms, starting at $50 for the standard edition and scaling to $60 for the deluxe edition. A PS5 version is available, too.

You can buy the game on GameSpot sister site Fanatical right now.

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The game is developed by Virtuos in partnership with Bethesda, running on Unreal Engine 5 and sporting better visuals. The Remastered version includes the base game and story expansions Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine. Beyond an updated look, the game features a new leveling system.

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Players of the video game series were teed up for the twist coming in The Last of Us Season 2. But for Abby actress Kaitlyn Dever, the experience ended up hitting a bit too close to home. That's because she lost her mother mere weeks before shooting the sequence in which her character also was dealing with the death of a parent. Warning: Spoilers ahead.

Speaking to EW, Dever was upfront about the process of shooting this anticipated and controversial scene with Joel actor Pedro Pascal for The Last of Us Season 2. "To be as honest as possible, I will just say that my days leading up to this scene were horrible." Dever's mother died from breast cancer roughly 14 years after first being diagnosed. The actress shared an Instagram post in February 2024 to remember her mom.

"I lost my mom two or three weeks before I actually shot this scene [on The Last of Us], and my mom's funeral was three days before I did my first day," Dever told EW. "So I was sort of in a fog. I was in a daze."

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The effects of United States President Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariff policies have been felt across the gaming industry, most notably with Nintendo and the delay in preorders for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Now, developers of retro-gaming-focused hardware are beginning to feel the pinch, with two notable names announcing a halt to all US shipments for the foreseeable future.

Retrotink--creators of the Retrotink 4K video processor--were the first to announce the end of US orders, with the company's founder Mike Chi declaring on social media that April 23 would be the last day for any non-expedited orders, and April 28 would be the last day for expedited shipments. "Without proper procedures in place," Chi said in a BlueSky thread, "the risk of delays and lost packages is simply too high."

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Soon after, Anbernic--which makes portable gaming devices like the RG 34XX and 35XX Plus--updated the shipping policy on its website to mention the suspension of shipments from China to the US. The new text reads that effective immediately, "due to changes in U.S. tariff policies, we will be suspending all orders shipping from China to the United States."

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Ahead of its release on April 25, Days Gone Remastered developer Bend Studio has revealed several new details on the game's accessibility features. One of the new additions relates to gameplay, as players will be able to slow down the overall game speed to 25%, allowing them to have more time when dealing with stressful situations like a massive horde of Freakers.

Bend Studio explained in a blog post that adjusting the game speed is ideal for players who might have difficulty with various inputs in high-pressure moments, and with the remastered game adding a new Horde Assault mode, this option allows for more people to enjoy it. Other gameplay features coming to Days Gone Remastered include the option to auto-complete quick-time events on any difficulty, the ability to recenter the camera on attack, haptic vibration intensity sliders, field-of-view adjustments, and customizable controls.

Like several other Sony first-party games, the accessibility upgrades also cover the audio and visual parts of the game. Bend Studio says that it has added high-contrast options to make it easier for players to see certain elements in the game--like protagonist Deacon St. John or the HUD--and the game now has a fully revised and improved audio mix.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance developer Warhorse hasn't announced any future projects, but game director Daniel Vavra has ideas. He said in an interview that he has "a couple of projects" in mind that could, he estimates, have "as big potential as Kingdom Come: Deliverance." The developer added that he's hopeful the "AI revolution" gets here soon so he can make more games before retiring.

Vavra didn't go into detail on what these ideas might be, but he did tell The Game Business that he hopes the "AI revolution" can help him and his staff make games faster. He said new AI technologies will not replace human developers but will help them build faster.

"It really annoys me that the games take so much time, because I have more ideas than I have time," he said. "There are a couple of projects that I would love to do. And I would love to prepare them properly, so it's not as chaotic. I hope that the AI revolution will help with this, where in the future we will not be replaced by AI, but we will be helped by AI. So a lot of the things could get easier and faster."

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Diablo 4 and Diablo Immortal are crossing over with Kentaro Miura's legendary dark-fantasy manga Berserk, and now Blizzard has revealed more details on what the franchise's first non-Blizzard IP collab will involve.

Unlike some crossovers that are solely an opportunity to buy themed skins, the Diablo and Berserk crossovers do actually add new events for players to participate in and free rewards to claim, though most of the "good" stuff will cost extra. Diablo 4's Berserk crossover event will begin May 6 and run through the end of Season 8, approximately three months later. Diablo Immortal's Berserk events will run May 1-30.

In Diablo 4, players will hunt elite enemy packs in order to gather Behelits that can be used to unlock free Berserk cosmetics in the Berserk Reliquary, part of Diablo 4's newly revamped battle-pass system. Some of those items include a Brand of Sacrifice marking that can be used in character customization, as well as Skull Knight's shield as mount armor and Griffith's Helmet as a back trophy.

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Ahead of its launch on June 5, anyone looking to preorder a Switch 2 console will be able to grab a few accessories to go along with it. The Switch 2 Pro Controller will be one of the devices available to purchase, and while it looks very similar to the first-gen model that launched alongside the Switch in 2017, Nintendo says one aspect of it has been significantly improved.

On the official Nintendo website (via NintendoSoup), the company claims that the controller can now be charged in approximately three hours when the console is in sleep mode--around half the time of the original Pro Controller. What makes this interesting is that the new Pro Controller has a smaller 1070 mAh battery when compared to the original--it has a 1,300 mAh battery--and for overall battery life, Nintendo says that you can expect up to 40 hours of use depending on the game you're playing and usage conditions.

Other new features on the controller include two new buttons on the rear that can be customized and the C-button that activates GameChat if you have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. What happens if you push it and you don't have Nintendo Switch Online? Nothing bad, Nintendo assured us in a recent interview.

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The newest episode of HBO's The Last of Us included extreme violence and gore, but it could have been even more grisly. Director Mark Mylod has now opened up about Season 2, Episode 2, which included a shocking twist from the game.

SPOILERS FOLLOW BELOW.

In Episode 2, "Through the Valley," Joel (Pedro Pascal) is brutally murdered by Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) with a golf club. We see Abby killing Joel with the club by way of an ongoing flurry of blows to his face and body, leaving Joel slumped on the floor. Abby finishes the job by stabbing Joel with the sharp point of a golf club. It was a gripping and intense scene, and Mylod said in an interview that he wanted to keep "most" of the violence of this scene off-screen.

"I wanted to avoid overt torture. I don't have much interest in showing violence itself," Mylod told The Hollywood Reporter.

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Following the success of the Sonic the Hedgehog movies, another Sega franchise may be heading to the big screen. Director Michael Bay and actress Sydney Sweeney are reportedly working on an adaptation of Sega's 1986 arcade racing hit OutRun.

According to Deadline, Bay is attached to direct OutRun from a script by Jayson Rothwell. However, Sweeney is only signed on as a producer, not a star. Sweeney is one of the busiest actresses in Hollywood, and her upcoming roles include the Barbarella remake. She has also shifted to producing her own projects.

The OutRun arcade game doesn't have any story to speak of, since it and all of its follow-up games are racing titles. There hasn't been a new game in the series since 2009's OutRun Online Arcade. Hollywood studios have previously attempted to adapt Shinobi and other classic Sega games, but only Sonic came to fruition on the big screen.

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A newly launched Call of Duty store bundle is themed around bacon. The "Sizzlin'" tracer pack, as it's called, includes a variety of cosmetics based on the salt-cured pork treat, along with a death effect that turns enemies into strips of bacon when eliminated.

The Sizzlin' tracer pack is one of COD's most expensive bundles, carrying a cost of 3,000 COD Points--that's about $30. For that, players get multiple weapon variants that add strips of bacon to your guns, along with a special skin, "Not Enough Bacon," which is basically a ghillie suit made of bacon.

The special bacon-themed death effect, meanwhile, turns enemies into strips of bacon, while the bundle also comes with a cast iron frying pan melee weapon. There is a finishing move called "Pan Fried," in which the player sizzles their enemy's face in a pan of bacon grease.

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