The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion - Impact, Remaster, and Nostalgia
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In this riveting discussion by IGN, we delve into the legendary impact of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion on the Xbox 360 gaming community. Remember the Red Ring of Death saga? Well, set that aside for a moment, because this game sparked a plethora of cherished memories among gamers. The reviewer, a former official Xbox magazine stalwart, vividly recounts their deep dive into Oblivion's enchanting world, from the game's captivating quests like The Dark Brotherhood to the delightful surprises awaiting players, such as the elusive unicorn. They reminisce about the game's initial plans as a day one launch title for the Xbox, highlighting the awe-inspiring screenshots that left everyone in awe.
As the reviewer embarked on their journey to review Oblivion, they found themselves spending four immersive days in Bethesda's basement, consumed by the sprawling medieval realm of Siridil. With a staggering 44 hours clocked in before crafting OXM's glowing 9.5 out of 10 review, their dedication to the game shines through. Fast forward to the present day, and the anticipation for Oblivion's remaster on modern platforms is palpable. While acknowledging the game's age and visual disparities compared to modern releases, the reviewer expresses excitement for a new generation of gamers to experience this classic masterpiece.
Reflecting on Oblivion's pivotal role in revolutionizing open-world gaming, the reviewer draws parallels to Bethesda's subsequent titles like Fallout 3 and Skyrim, underscoring the game's lasting influence. They touch upon the technological leap from Morrowind to Oblivion, hinting at the potential for a similar leap with the highly anticipated Elder Scrolls 6. Despite the evolving gaming landscape, the reviewer's unwavering love for Oblivion's richly realized world and boundless adventures remains undiminished. The unexpected return of Oblivion through its remaster, despite numerous leaks, serves as a testament to the game's enduring legacy and its special place in the hearts of gamers old and new.
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Fans are excited about the Oblivion remaster and are comparing it to Skyrim
Some users prefer Oblivion over Skyrim due to its world and questlines
Mention of the Skyblivion project and Morrowind not getting enough love
Users are reminiscing about their experiences with the original Oblivion game
Some users are disappointed with the slow download speed
Speculation about compatibility with older Oblivion mods and desire for PSVR2 compatibility
Nostalgia for playing Oblivion on the Xbox 360
Mixed opinions on Bethesda's progression from Morrowind to Oblivion to Skyrim and Fallout 3 and 4
Some users expressing their preference for Oblivion over Skyrim
Excitement for the remaster and anticipation to play the game again.
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