Revisiting Oblivion in 2025 Feels So Right

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The Oblivion Remaster just dropped—no pre-orders, no hype cycle, just “Hey, it’s out now.” And honestly? I love that. In this video, I dive into what makes this kind of surprise release so refreshing, how the remaster performs on modern hardware (RTX 4070 Ti + Ryzen 7 7800X3D), and why Oblivion still holds up as one of the most unique and comforting RPGs ever made. It’s not perfect, but it didn’t need to be—it just needed to bring back that magic. And it does. Plus, quick shoutout to Expedition 33, another RPG launching the same day as this video—don’t sleep on it. Thanks for watching. #gaming #gamingvideo

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