Xbox Gets New Dynamic Background for Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered

Xbox fans may be excited to learn that they can get a new dynamic background featuring The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered. Those on Xbox who have been hopeful about the rumors suggesting that an official Oblivion remaster was in the works are in luck in more ways than one.

Despite multiple rumors, Bethesda had remained fairly tight-lipped about the existence of an Oblivion remaster, up until it announced a stream revealing just that for April 22. Now, Oblivion Remastered has been officially released for the public to enjoy, with Xbox gamers being no exception to the rule. For those who can’t get enough Oblivion, though, there’s an extra goodie for Xbox owners.

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Those on Xbox Series X/S can now get a dynamic background for their consoles based upon Oblivion Remastered. The new dynamic background features the cover art of an armored soldier standing in front of the blazing symbol of Oblivion, with smoking ruins further in the background. In the dynamic wallpaper, the Oblivion symbol shimmers with heat, creating a dramatic image. It’s a perfect choice for those who want to celebrate the game’s release on Xbox Series consoles.

Getting The Oblivion Remastered Xbox Dynamic Background

Those who want to use this new Xbox dynamic background don’t have to look too far to do so. Xbox owners should press the Xbox button on their controller, and scroll down to settings. From there, they need to go to personalization, my color and background, and then dynamic backgrounds.

Given the popularity Oblivion Remastered is experiencing, it’s likely that many Xbox users will be enjoying this dynamic background, at least for a while. Oblivion Remastered is already doing great on Steam for PC as well as Xbox. While many had suspected it would be the case, Xbox users were delighted to have it confirmed that Oblivion Remastered is a day one Game Pass release, so those who are subscribed to the service don’t have to pay anything extra to enjoy the game, nor wait for a later launch.

The Microsoft acquisition of Bethesda has been a winning one for many fans, with Oblivion Remastered being just the latest example of the result of the partnership. Bethesda’s Starfield also helped Xbox Game Pass to set a new record for subscribers joining in a single day. Bethesda and Xbox will continue the pattern with the upcoming release of Doom: The Dark Ages, which will launch on May 15 on consoles and PC, and will also join the ranks of day one games on Game Pass.