Between Project Hibiki (which likely became Hi-Fi Rush) and DOOM Year Zero (which became DOOM: The Dark Ages), documents from Microsoft’s 2023 trial with the FTC continue to hit the mark. The latest is The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remake, with several screenshots leaking from developer Virtuos’s own site and a likely release on April 21st.
But what about the remaster of Fallout 3, Bethesda’s first foray into the post-apocalyptic nuclear RPG series? There haven’t been many rumors since the documents first went public, but reliable insider NateTheHate2 says it’s still planned. The downside? It won’t be out for a while. How long that may be remains unknown.
Despite the lack of a new single-player release since Fallout 4, the series is alive and well. Fallout 76’s latest season kicked off on March 18th, allowing one to finally play as a Ghoul. Fallout: London, a massive mod for Fallout 4, was redeemed over one million times on GOG. Check out our thoughts on a potential Fallout 3 remaster and why it deserves a remake instead.
