Released in summer this year for Switch 2, after its unsurprising but still cool shadow drop last year for other systems, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered has been surprisingly difficult to track down for Switch 2, at least for the physical edition release.
Most retailers are entirely out of stock of the game right now, in-store and online, and the scarcity has even been driving up the price for buying the game second-hand or from a third-party seller.
Take a look at eBay right now, and most copies of the Switch 2 Deluxe Edition (the only version that is available for the console) are listed for $80 or more. That's $20 over the MSRP.
But fortune favors the brave, or the patient, among us. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Deluxe Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 is back in stock and available to purchase again online.
Amazon has listed the game as being "discounted" from $89.97 because of scarcity over the past few months. Listed at $59.99, the intended MSRP, there's no telling how long stock is expected to last. So, if you've been holding out and waiting to pick up the game, now is the time to buy.
Even now, Amazon looks to be the only major retailer in the US to have the game in stock, with Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop showing the game as unavailable at the time of publication.
So what's the deal with the Switch 2 edition being so elusive and sought after?
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