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Oblivion and Fallout 3 remasters, Dishonored 3, and more leak via court documents

Fallout 3 Remastered
Oblivion Remastered
Doom Year Zero
Dishonored 3
Ghostwire: Tokyo Sequel
...more


 


:) OBLIVION Remake?


Would love an actual remake but knowing Bethesda it may well just be a large remaster like Skyrim SE but for Oblivion.

It's already 2160p/60 on Xbox Series X back compat with FPS boost so they're going to have to do a bit more work to get some sales.
 
'Oblivion Remastered' Images Leak Ahead Of Imminent Xbox Release

As recently as, well, earlier today, we've been hearing more about an Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remake of some sort - and now, a bunch of screenshots from what will surely be titled "Oblivion Remastered" have appeared online.

These new screenshots of the upgraded RPG have been found via developer Virtuos' website, having then been shared by multiple sources online. The Verge's Tom Warren has shared some on social media, while Reddit users have also been scouring the site and reposting some of the images:

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Gameplay​

  • You now have the ability to sprint.
  • New combat animations make fighting and moving look more natural, especially in 3rd person.
  • New character models alongside flashy details and effects, such as clinking weapons, shining surfaces, and a few other bells and whistles during battles make a huge difference to how kinetic they feel.
  • 3rd person camera view is much improved, with adjustable FOV and two camera settings. It also just looks way better now thanks to new character models. You also control your character independently of the camera here, so it just works as it should now, and is a totally viable and good way to play through the entire thing.
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Graphics & Sound​

  • Built entirely from the ground-up in Unreal Engine 5, so that's a total shift away from Bethesda's own platform, meaning huge visual changes across every facet of the game world.
  • Draw distance improved massively over original, immediately helping create a more impressive world to exist and move around in.
  • Magic has been redone with lots of fancy effects.
  • Every single item, piece of clothing and texture from the original has been completely redone.
  • All character models have been redone, so both your character and all NPCs and enemies look completely changed and modernised.
  • Lip-sync has gone through a huge upgrade and dialogue sections are far more impressive as a result.
  • Real-time lighting, entirely reworked visuals, shadows, volumetric effects, and all the big-pimpin', modern graphical bells and whistles help bring the world alive like never before. You can see the weather in front of you, the fog hangs low in the mountains, the dust blows up dirt and swirls leaves around you on ancient paths. Sunlight filters through branches and dapples the ground around your feet. All that good stuff. Also, the rust and moss and water all look great. Very important!
  • Caves and dungeons look and feel incredible thanks to new lighting and much-improved fire and occlusion techniques. There's a mighty dankness to the subterranea now, that we find hugely intoxicating.
  • Tons more insects and bugs!
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Quality of Life Changes​

  • Redesigned levelling system takes the original Oblivion's and melds it into Skyrim's, so even levelling up feels better!
  • UI modernised to fall in line with current-gen titles.
  • Completely new voice acting, with changes between races in how lines are delivered.
  • Compass is improved and now gives more indicators and feedback.
  • Items have new lore and text-boxes with details that help bring everything to life that little bit more.
  • Finding new locations is better highlighted, so any nearby caves or hidden entrances will make themselves known. Makes things much more fluid and breezy to explore (but we actually turn most of this stuff off because we like to get lost).
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New Content
  • New quests related to deluxe weapons and armour types (Deluxe Edition only).
  • All previously-released DLC (including Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles).
 
Watched the 19 minute Bethesda video on this. They put in a lot of effort here.

Called a Remaster but this is blurring the line I feel. Changes to gameplay are quite significant. Good job.

I can see me getting this at some point.

Think my wishlist is now big enough that I don’t need any new games to get me to the end of my life.
 

Gameplay​

  • You now have the ability to sprint.
  • New combat animations make fighting and moving look more natural, especially in 3rd person.
  • New character models alongside flashy details and effects, such as clinking weapons, shining surfaces, and a few other bells and whistles during battles make a huge difference to how kinetic they feel.
  • 3rd person camera view is much improved, with adjustable FOV and two camera settings. It also just looks way better now thanks to new character models. You also control your character independently of the camera here, so it just works as it should now, and is a totally viable and good way to play through the entire thing.
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remastered-changes-additions-new-content-8.293x245.jpgremastered-changes-additions-new-content-9.293x245.jpg

Graphics & Sound​

  • Built entirely from the ground-up in Unreal Engine 5, so that's a total shift away from Bethesda's own platform, meaning huge visual changes across every facet of the game world.
  • Draw distance improved massively over original, immediately helping create a more impressive world to exist and move around in.
  • Magic has been redone with lots of fancy effects.
  • Every single item, piece of clothing and texture from the original has been completely redone.
  • All character models have been redone, so both your character and all NPCs and enemies look completely changed and modernised.
  • Lip-sync has gone through a huge upgrade and dialogue sections are far more impressive as a result.
  • Real-time lighting, entirely reworked visuals, shadows, volumetric effects, and all the big-pimpin', modern graphical bells and whistles help bring the world alive like never before. You can see the weather in front of you, the fog hangs low in the mountains, the dust blows up dirt and swirls leaves around you on ancient paths. Sunlight filters through branches and dapples the ground around your feet. All that good stuff. Also, the rust and moss and water all look great. Very important!
  • Caves and dungeons look and feel incredible thanks to new lighting and much-improved fire and occlusion techniques. There's a mighty dankness to the subterranea now, that we find hugely intoxicating.
  • Tons more insects and bugs!
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Quality of Life Changes​

  • Redesigned levelling system takes the original Oblivion's and melds it into Skyrim's, so even levelling up feels better!
  • UI modernised to fall in line with current-gen titles.
  • Completely new voice acting, with changes between races in how lines are delivered.
  • Compass is improved and now gives more indicators and feedback.
  • Items have new lore and text-boxes with details that help bring everything to life that little bit more.
  • Finding new locations is better highlighted, so any nearby caves or hidden entrances will make themselves known. Makes things much more fluid and breezy to explore (but we actually turn most of this stuff off because we like to get lost).
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New Content
  • New quests related to deluxe weapons and armour types (Deluxe Edition only).
  • All previously-released DLC (including Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles).
I know they say this is a remaster but it is practically a new game. This is already on my wishlist on steam as well. The recomended specs on this is quite steap. Think i now finally have my excuse to upgrade.
 
Oblivion and Fallout 3 remasters, Dishonored 3, and more leak via court documents

Fallout 3 Remastered
Oblivion Remastered
Doom Year Zero
Dishonored 3
Ghostwire: Tokyo Sequel
...more


Definitely a dishonored 3 or even wilder a thr evil within 3. Horror games are making a come back
 
This company has delivered nothing but disappointment lately.

Don't think I will ever forgive what they did in FO76, effectively spitting in the face of hard core long running fans like me.
 
Damn, was looking forward to Fallout 3 Remake.

"I hate to be a buzz kill, but cool your jets internet (and put down the jet). The long-rumored Fallout remakes aren't around the corner. [...] Indeed, I'm told Fallout 3 and New Vegas remakes aren't exactly "imminent," and you shouldn't expect them in the near term. I'm still trying to lock down more detailed timings on when we should see them appear, but the impression I'm getting is that we'll see Fallout 3 remastered before New Vegas."

 
WAs also secretly wishing for FO3 remake.

aah well Developer Direct today.

Fingers crossed we get something from Beth that is semi decent this year.
 
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