And a new Doom game.

Remember that these were estimates from more than three years ago and before Microsoft completed its acquisition of ZeniMax in March 2021, so there’s always the chance that some of these plans have changed dramatically or been scrapped entirely. But they may provide an early look at some of the games we can look forward to from Microsoft down the road.

  • Knusper@feddit.deEnglish
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    10 months ago

    An Oblivion remaster in between the Skyrim re-releases. Getting creative here…

    • xinayder@infosec.pubEnglish
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      10 months ago

      An Oblivion remaster made in Skyrim

      owait, that already exists, Skyblivion is a thing

  • Never_Sm1le@lemdro.idEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Let’s hope the remaster implement all the good Skyrim thing and not just an ai-scaled-graphic port. I miss Shivering Isle

    • gothicdecadence@lemm.eeEnglish
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      10 months ago

      Guarantee Skyblivion will have way more love and thought put into it, hopefully it can fully release

  • tal@kbin.social
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    10 months ago

    The Fallout 3 remaster (fiscal year 2024)

    If you consider that A Tale of Two Wastelands – where people forward-ported the Fallout 3 world to the Fallout: New Vegas engine and ruleset – was successful, that could be pretty solid. I still think I’d forward-port Fallout: New Vegas to the current Bethesda engine before I’d forward-port Fallout 3, though. Fallout: New Vegas was a better game.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout:_New_Vegas#Tale_of_Two_Wastelands

    Tale of Two Wastelands

    Tale of Two Wastelands is a total conversion mod for Fallout: New Vegas that merges the entire content of Fallout 3 and its DLC and New Vegas into one game. The mod implements features introduced in New Vegas into Fallout 3, such as the Companion Wheel, crafting recipes, and weapon mods. Players can freely traverse between the two games on a single save file, keeping all of their items and their progression between game worlds.[76][77][78][79]

    Also, most Fallout: New Vegas mods worked with Tale of Two Wastelands, which was pretty cool.

    • Rheios@ttrpg.networkEnglish
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      10 months ago

      I wouldn’t want Fallout 4’s incongruous fps shooting or the terrible “perk” system tainting FNV, tbh. Frankly I’d be pleased with the arrangement that Bethesda never touches FNV or anything related to it again, but blue sky thinking’s just that.