Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion is finally coming to Nintendo consoles. During the Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase, the final game announced was Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, which will be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. It was featured at the end of a sizzle reel highlighting Bethesda games coming to the platform.
Unlike Fallout 4 and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, this game was not given a proper release date. Instead, it was simply noted that it will be released in 2026.
More on the Elder Scrolls Franchise
Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion was originally released in 2006. A remastered edition was released on PlayStation and Xbox consoles in 2025. It will now be playable across all major platforms with its Nintendo release.
Elsewhere in the Elder Scrolls universe, the Elder Scrolls Online video game recently received an update, giving it its first paid battle pass system more than a decade after it launched. Learn more here.
The Nintendo Switch 2 Continues to Offer Major Third-Party Games
With releases such as The Elder Scrolls 4, Indiana Jones, and Resident Evil: Requiem, Nintendo Switch 2 continues to push hardware limits and offers a new class of third-party games that would have been difficult to play on the original Nintendo Switch. Players can check out a full list of the games that were announced during the February 5 Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase at this link.
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