I enjoyed this video of Oblivion Remastered actor Wes Johnson goofing around in a sound booth dressed as Sheogorath, but a patch for the PC version would be nice too, Bethesda
Oblivion Remastered is launching on Nintendo Switch 2 in August, bringing Bethesda’s remastered fantasy RPG to the latest Nintendo hardware. The PC version has been available for over a year, establishing the Switch 2 port as a significant platform expansion rather than a simultaneous release.
Bethesda promoted the Switch 2 launch with an unconventional video featuring veteran Elder Scrolls voice actor Wes Johnson. Rather than standard gameplay footage and dramatic narration, the promotional material showcases Johnson in a sound booth dressed as Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness whom he has voiced throughout the Elder Scrolls series. The video takes a humorous, behind-the-scenes approach with Johnson “goofing around” in character, offering fans an entertaining look at voice acting for the franchise.
While the video has generated interest among Oblivion fans and those following Switch 2’s expanding library, it has also prompted community discussion about Bethesda’s development priorities. Players have noted that while promotional resources are being allocated to market the Switch 2 version, the PC iteration—which has been available for over a year—remains without the technical updates and patches that players have requested.