Oblivion Remastered Hides HUGE Skyrim Secret!

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Summary

  • The Throat of the World from Skyrim can be seen in Oblivion Remastered, delighting fans across both games.
  • The remastered version of Oblivion adds upgrades such as new graphics, AI, weapons, and armor sets.

In The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, a well-known landmark that even those who have only experienced Skyrim may identify is present – the Throat of the World can be spotted in the distance on its northern horizon. Although the gameplay takes place within the central province of Cyrodiil, this subtle nod acknowledges the Greybeards’ homeland in the north.

On the 22nd of April, the refined edition of Bethesda’s 2006 action RPG masterpiece hit the market. This enhanced version boasts numerous improvements, such as a complete visual makeover, advanced AI, new weapon and armor collections, among others. Similar to its foundation, Oblivion Remastered has been an immediate sensation, claiming the top spot on Steam’s best-seller list and reaching over 181,000 players on its debut day, without even counting those playing it on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

In the exciting news for enthusiasts of the Elder Scrolls series, it appears that one of Skyrim’s breathtaking landscapes, specifically the Throat of the World, is now partially visible within the new game’s environment. Players exploring Cyrodiil’s rugged north have been reporting glimpses of this colossal mountain range, located southeast of Whiterun, where the Dragonborn initially learns to channel the power of Thuum. Given the Throat of the World’s immense size and its role as a prominent landmark in Skyrim, it’s not surprising that it can be spotted from Bruma’s vicinity. However, this shared view is turning out to be an aesthetic delight for fans.

Oblivion Remastered Lets Players See Part of Skyrim

In the game Skyrim, players may recognize a familiar sight while scaling the Throat of the World – the White-Gold Tower from Oblivion. This Aldmeri structure, located at the heart of the Imperial City’s Palace District, mirrors the mountain in its role as a knowledge repository for the Moth Priests and can be seen quite far away in Oblivion, much like the Throat of the World. Some fans interpret the inclusion of this massive mountain as an Easter egg referencing this connection between the two games.

In the game Skyrim, one can navigate to Cyrodiil through console commands or mods, but it’s important to note that this region was primarily designed for a few contained quests, not as a playable part of the main game. Given this, curious players might soon explore what lies beyond the northern border and catch a glimpse of Oblivion Remastered’s Throat of the World.

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2025-04-23 23:56