After drooling over the collector's edition strategy guide, I open up my copy of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and dive into it headfirst. I quickly learn in the beginning of the game that I'm a prisoner that's been sentenced to death and before being executed, an exciting and terrifying scene takes...
Bethesda hasn't shown the opening scene of Skyrim's anonymous prisoner at preview events and - if you've been sensible enough to stay away from YouTube in recent weeks - it's one you'll be glad you waited for.
I once had a brief conversation with a colleague regarding medieval times. As it turns out we both had similar romanticized ideas, visions of dashing knights, saucy wenches and pointy castles perched high up on misty mountain peaks.
An immense; organic; living gameworld; Believable characters; quests and narrative threads worth caring about; Incredible scope to how you mold your Skyrim experience; Dragons
Loading when entering or exiting a building can become annoying; Character animation not as good as it could have been
It's one of the most over-used tropes in game promoting and reviewing: the idea that the game X is going to be bigger and better than game X-1. Really, that should just be assumed! However, some games promise such a boost in scale and scope that they really do deserve to boast – and that pretty much...
When asked at the announcement of the next in The Elder Scrolls Series ‘Are you excited?' my exact reply was ‘Does a bear do his, you know, business in the woods? The 5th in the line of games from Bethesda, produced over a period of time spanning more than 20 years, has immediately convinced me that...
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