Gaming: Todd Howard Has 'softened' On Remasters, But He's Still 'anti-remake'

Although, let's be honest, Oblivion Remastered blurred the line between the two a little bit.

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Todd Howard has received your emails, seen your comments, possibly even read my articles (sorry, Todd), but no: it sounds like he's not going to remake Morrowind, or Daggerfall, or Fallout 1 any time soon.

A remaster, though? Well, perhaps. In a recent chat with Kinda Funny, Howard says he's "softened on the whole remaster thing" in the wake of last year's Oblivion Remastered. No wonder: that game made Bethesda approximately a squillion dollars; I'd soften on the concept too.

Source: PC Gamer