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7 things Bethesda didn't tell you about the Oblivion Remaster
It's safe to say that The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered is proving to be a pretty popular release for Bethesda. Recent sale reports suggest that it has already clocked up over four million players and that includes my video pal, Jim Trinca, the host of the video that this post is about.
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Oblivion Game Designer Explains Why One Bethesda Staple Is A "Necessary Evil"In a new interview with VideoGamer, former Oblivion game designer at Bethesda, Bruce Nesmith, says loading screens are a ...
Long-time Bethesda Game Studios developer Dan Lee praises what the Skyblivion team is doing with the , says the mod is 'very ...
Bethesda brought together the original team responsible for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for a joint look at „awkward” ...
The Oblivion team reminisced on what it was like to work on the blockbuster Elder Scrolls game while watching a documentary made about its development.
Bethesda has opened up suggestions for improvements to its hugely-popular The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remaster, and fans ...
Bethesda games have quite a few loading screens, but a former lead designer for the studio says that's just a necessary evil.
The merchant Thoronir is up to something, but Jensine and the other shopkeepers don't know what - it's time to investigate in ...
In order to get the Skeleton Key in Oblivion Remastered, you need to finish the quest Nocturnal. But before you start, you ...
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