After Oblivion, Bethesda's next remaster could be Fallout 3

The recent release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered has reignited enthusiasm for Bethesda classics, leading to a wave of debate in the gaming community about other iconic titles like Fallout 3. According to reports, the possible remastering of this game was mentioned in leaked documents during Microsoft’s trial with the FTC regarding the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. This revelation has sparked lively comments on social media, making Fallout 3 a prominent topic of conversation among fans.

The people who made Fallout 3 share their thoughts on what should be improved

Bruce Nesmith, former designer of Fallout 3, has shared his opinion on the aspects that should be improved in a future remaster. In an interview with Videogamer, Nesmith emphasized that gunplay should be a priority, suggesting that Bethesda could learn from the improvements made in Fallout 4. “The combat in Fallout 3 wasn’t very good and didn’t measure up to other shooters of the time,” he stated, highlighting the need for updates that reflect the advancements in gameplay mechanics since then.

Despite the growing speculation and fans’ desire for a remaster, it is important to note that Fallout 3 Remaster has not been officially announced and that development plans may have changed since 2020. At that time, the remaster was among the projects considered by Microsoft, but there is no concrete confirmation regarding this at present.

Fans of the saga are not only waiting for a possible remastering, but they are also eager to see how Bethesda might approach these classic games in the future, especially after witnessing the success of Oblivion Remastered. As the community continues to debate and speculate, interest in Fallout 3 continues to grow, keeping the flame of nostalgia alive in the hearts of its many players.

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