As gamers eagerly await the highly anticipated announcement of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, another classic RPG is reportedly getting the remaster treatment: Fallout 3. While details are scarce, insiders reveal that this beloved post-apocalyptic title is indeed in the works, but fans shouldn't expect it anytime soon.

Renowned industry insider NateTheHate2, known for accurately sharing information about gaming developments, responded to inquiries on social media about the Fallout 3 Remaster. His revelation confirms that the project is "planned but won't be for a while," leaving many fans in suspense about what to expect.

Originally launched in 2008, Fallout 3 quickly became a cornerstone of the RPG genre on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. Now, as nostalgia hits and remasters become fashionable, Fallout 3's revival seems timely, yet the timeline remains uncertain.

Meanwhile, Bethesda’s ambitious plans stretch beyond remasters. The studio is also gearing up for Fallout 5, although Todd Howard has been tight-lipped about specific dates or details, likely due to the prolonged wait for The Elder Scrolls VI.

Fans eager to revisit the Elder Scrolls universe can look forward to Oblivion Remastered, which has been making waves on the internet thanks to its rumored release next week. This remaster appeared on the official Virtuos website, fueling speculation among fans while waiting for official confirmation.

Additionally, the Fallout franchise continues to evolve with updates to Fallout 76. A recent patch introduced a generous upgrade – players can now step into the shoes of Ghouls, expanding the player experience. The online RPG saw a resurgence, partly thanks to the excitement surrounding the Amazon Prime Video adaptation of Fallout. Actor Walton Goggins praised the upcoming season, claiming that Fallout Season 2 "blows [the first season] out of the water." However, fans eager to see more of the show will have to be patient, as no return date has been revealed.