
Forbes - I don’t want a remaster of Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. At least not yet.
The game came out too recently, for one thing. For another, I can’t imagine Bethesda making it look all that much better on PS4 and Xbox One than it looked on PS3 and Xbox 360.
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It most certainly isn't. That's why I can't recommend TES:O enough, started playing it again and it's a very good alternative until TES:6 comes out. It's been heavily patched and updated since release and runs absolutely flawless (with mods!) on my PC.
I don't get the argument that its too soon for a remaster, when we got a TLOU remaster a year after release and no one complained. Not a fan of remasters in general, but Skyrim is an exception, just like tlou was an exception.
I couldn't enjoy the game on last gen due to terrible performance.I'll buy the remastered edition being as it should run more stable on current gen consoles.
Well come on...were we really expecting Elder Scrolls VI?
Fallout 3 came out in 2008
Skyrim came out in 2011
Fallout 4 came out in 2015
Roughly 3/4 years inbetween each one, another studio did New Vegas but that wasn't the main team so it wouldn't count.
If they do what they did for Fallout 4 and announce the game at E3 only for it to come out in the same year then I'm going to say Elder Scrolls VI will come out in 2018/2019. We might get another Fallout game in 2017 by Obsidian but who knows
I would like Morrowind HD and Oblivion. They could easily help the guy who is building Morrowind up in Skyrims engine and as for Oblivion since it's 10th Anniversary this year they could do something special.
ES Oblivion >>>>>>> ES Skyrim. It should have been both games as remaster not buying skyrim alone.