gamingWednesday, July 1, 2026
Today's gaming news leans heavily on remasters and revivals, with Bethesda's Oblivion Remastered getting a Switch 2 date and Atlus detailing changes to Persona 4's controversial beauty pageant. Meanwhile, new titles like Wild Wild Eden and Turok: Origins offer fresh glimpses at upcoming releases.
The day is defined by updates to beloved classics, from Bethesda's RPG to Atlus's controversial remake.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is coming to Switch 2 in August, confirmed via a humorous trailer. This is a big get for Nintendo's new console and a sign that Bethesda is taking the platform seriously.
Atlus has revealed specific changes to Persona 4 Revival's beauty pageant event, which drew criticism in the original. The article details how the remake addresses those concerns, a notable shift for the series.
Digital Foundry's tech review of Sonic Frontiers on Switch 2 confirms two visual modes: a 60fps performance mode and a higher-fidelity graphics mode. The port isn't perfect but represents a significant upgrade.
New IPs and franchise revivals also made noise, with Wild Wild Eden and Turok: Origins showing off their worlds.
Shueisha Games and Magnus Games Studio unveiled Wild Wild Eden, an open-world survival crafting RPG focused on bonding with monsters. It enters Early Access on Steam in spring 2027.
Turok: Origins got a new gameplay trailer showing a modernized version of the franchise's world, blending comic book and video game aesthetics. The short trailer hints at vibrant, deadly environments.
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