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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered arrives in April 2025 as a comprehensive overhaul of Bethesda’s celebrated 2006 RPG. Available on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Steam Deck, this edition pairs the original design with a full rebuild in Unreal Engine 5.

Bethesda Game Studios handed off core code and lore to Virtuos, who tackled every texture, model and animation for a high-definition canvas. From the gated corridors beneath the prison to the windswept hills outside Chorrol, players reclaim the Amulet of Kings, race daedra into their own realm and uncover hidden strongholds.

The remaster embraces the uneven edges of the past—awkward facial rigs, impromptu laughter and that signature guard chant—while applying modern rendering, dynamic lighting and hyper-detailed foliage. Combat animations feel more fluid, though the underlying mechanics remain rooted in clashing steel and twitch-based blocking.

Sprinting offers fresh speed control, yet the classic skill-based progression still rewards devotion to chosen abilities.

Henry Cavill is widely considered one of the best Supermans to date by DC fans. From his looks to his physicality, the British star embodied the superhero with a grounded and more complex approach, adding depth to the character.

While Cavill might have been the perfect Superman on the big screen, Tyler Hoechlin played one of the best versions of the DC character on the small screen. In the drama Superman & Lois, Hoechlin not only gave a strong and compelling take on the character but also gave us a chilling Superman-Lex Luthor fight that Cavill failed to do.

Henry Cavill as Superman in Man of Steel | Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures Tyler Hoechlin gave us the best Superman-Lex Luthor fight sequence

When it comes to comic book rivalries, at least in the world of DC Comics, nothing gets as iconic as the rivalry between Superman and Lex Luthor. The perfect brain vs brawn battle,...

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost will be at Awesome Con. The actors shot to stardom together with a series of winning projects—most made with celebrated writer/director Edgar Wright—including the sitcom Spaced, the “zom-com” Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World’s End. Both actors have also thrived in their own rights, with Frost appearing in projects like Attack the Block, Truth Seekers, and Star Wars: Skeleton Crew and Pegg in the Mission: Impossible series, the J.J. Abrams Star Trek series, and The Boys. Their breakout film, Shaun of the Dead, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2024.

ScreenRant is happy to announce that frequent Simon Pegg and Nick Frost will appear at Awesome Con on both Saturday and Sunday. The pair will be available for autographs and photo ops, and will also take part in a panel on the Main Stage. Attendees can expect to get to ask...

“Alien Country,” a new extraterrestrial invasion comedy from director and co-writer Boston McConnaughey and co-writer Renny Grames, has been acquired by Scatena & Rosner Films and set an October release, TheWrap can exclusively reveal.

The project will have a theatrical rollout with screenings in cities including Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, followed closely by an on-demand and digital release.

“After meeting Boston and Renny and getting a first glimpse of ‘Alien Country,’ I was absolutely blown away,” S&r Films director Gato Scatena said. “The footage was captivating, and I immediately knew this was a film with the potential to connect with a broad audience. Boston and Renny’s vision and creativity have brought something truly special to life, and we’re excited to help bring it to the world.”

“Working with Scatena & Rosner Films has been a breath of fresh air,” McConnaughey added. “As independent producers, we found...

If, like me, you're always on the lookout for new nightmares written by Adam Cesare, then 2024 is already looking scary good, because in addition to the upcoming Clown in a Cornfield 3: The Church of Frendo, Cesare has written the new horror movie Last Night at Terrace Lanes (from a story by Jenna St. John). Pitting bowlers against a bloodthirsty brigade of masked cult members, Last Night at Terrace Lanes will be released on VOD beginning January 16th from Dread, and we have a look at the trailer ahead of its forthcoming release!

Directed by Jamie Nash and written by Adam Cesare (from a story by Jenna St. John), Last Night at Terrace Lanes stars Ken Arnold, Francesca Capaldi, Wes Johnson, Christopher Walker, Rebecca J. Beaumont, Chris Lamartina, Christopher Inlow, Anita Sharma, Melissa Lamartina, and Towanda Underdue.

Synopsis: "After a bloodthirsty cult invades a bowling alley on its final night of operation,...

Starfield is a huge game. Surprising, but it is. Starfield is probably Bethesda’s largest game to date, and as is Bethesda (and open world) tradition, that experience is littered with secrets, references, and good old-fashioned Easter eggs.

Quite frankly, it’s difficult to not find a secret or Easter egg while exploring the outer recesses of Starfield. Perhaps you encountered someone trying to sell you an extended warranty on your ship, or maybe you noticed that all of the planets in the starting system of Alpha Centauri are named after famous astronauts.

These are only a few of the references you can find throughout the game, and quite frankly, not all of Starfield’s secrets and Easter eggs are created equal. Some are more impressive, either because they provide tangible rewards or because they show off mechanics you didn’t even know the game had. Others are just so...