The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered brings Bethesda's 2006 RPG to current hardware, launching on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S/X in April 2025. The remaster has since expanded to Nintendo Switch 2, where technical optimization allowed the game to run competently despite the handheld's performance gap versus home consoles.
Recent community activity has centered on potential patches. Todd Howard's rare Reddit appearance stating Bethesda is "constantly listening" to fan feedback triggered a wave of patch requests from players. Meanwhile, the Switch 2 port has drawn technical comparisons with other portable platforms, with coverage examining how the team managed to fit the demanding title onto the console's cartridge while maintaining playable performance. A Deluxe Edition has also appeared in regional retail listings.
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Ah, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I have so many memories of ye. Some good. Some awful. Studiously replaying your portable visage on trains, on the shitter, and on a train’s shitter, made me remember both what we had together and what was lost. Basically, my return journey back…
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The Nintendo Switch 2 may offer a huge power bump compared to the original console, but compared to the PS5 and Xbox Series X, it's still lacking in performance. That said, development wizardry can still get some demanding games running on the Nintendo Switch 2 with great perform…
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Ahead of our full comparison, we have some thoughts about The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on Switch 2 handheld and how it feels compared to Steam Deck and ROG Ally.
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And it's on the card!
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Bethesda chief Todd Howard has issued a rare post on Reddit, telling gamers that the developer is "constantly listening” to fans on the website. And so, unsurprisingly, fans have responded with requests.
