With the immediate success of Oblivion Remastered, there's absolutely no doubt that Bethesda will be contemplating similar projects for the future — that is, if they're not already in the works.
Developer Virtuos has proven that it can be trusted with such a task, and so we're left wondering what's next. After all, Bethesda has a largely beloved back catalogue of RPGs that could be given the same treatment as Oblivion.
And for us PlayStation fans, that's a big deal. Both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remain locked to the PS3, while The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind — Oblivion's predecessor — was never released on a Sony console.
Indeed, it certainly feels like the time is right for these classic titles to return, showcasing why they were so highly rated in the first place.
Plus, it's important to note that all of these old Bethesda games run on what is essentially the same engine at its core. In theory, the Unreal Engine 5 glow-up that Oblivion got could be applied to everything else — and this might have been the plan all along.