Taking a look at the scope and imagination of the early Elder Scrolls title, how you can play it on modern systems and why you should bother.
Kirk writes: "Two years after his retirement, where he spends his free time as a pro bono advisor for people struggling in the games industry, I got the chance to reminisce with him about one of the most fascinating careers in video games. "
I just cant get into starfield c'mon its 2025/6 and still we have loading screen that thing just killed
This year's Fallout Day will be celebrated in style, with a broadcast that will give players a glimpse at the future of Fallout 76, the latest entry in the series.
Fallout 76 this, Fallout 76 that…Jesus
Remake of Fallout in the style of the Bethesda games
Fallout 3 or New Vegas remakes
A new spin off like what New Vegas was
Anything. Just not more 76.
Fallout 76 is a pile of trash. Give us something new. A remaster, port, new game, remake, something.
The Fallout and Elder Scrolls developer is a union shop now.
That's good to see. For the last 5-10 years every spring the gaming industry has seen mass layoffs after reporting record profits. It's disgusting. This industry needs more unionization to offer some protection to the people who make these games possible.
that's the price you pay to conduct your business in the land of the free. Stuff like that doesn't happen over here
Unions are rarely if ever good for the consumer. Often good for the worker but not for us consumers.
Yes, consumers no longer benefit from overworked and underpaid labor, aka decrease in overhead that allows them to sell goods made at a lower price. Kind of the reason things are made in China rather than the U.S. Well thought out.
But, now hear me out, what if the 'good to see' comment wasn't about being a consumer but a caring, apathetic fellow human being who wants to see people get paid what they're worth and not just get laid off all willy-nilly when the suits need to make their books look good for the FY reporting and make more money for shareholders who don't do any of the work either?
It's too late for Tango and Arkane Austin but fingers crossed that this will help. MS could have a friend in the White House soon though, and his thoughts on Union's should be worrying all in the US.
GOOD. Stop taking it in the ass from shareholders "we want a space game" but our fans want elderscrolls "YES BUT SPACE IS HUGE LOOK AT STAR CITIZEN!"
I'm in the minority that actually prefers Oblivion to Daggerfell and Morrowind, though people seem to assume that means I hated the previous games. I don't, but there's just something about Oblivion :D
Well back in my day this game was my life. No game had anything on daggerfall till morrowind....still if daggerfall had better graphics ill pick Daggerfall over Skyrim anyday.
Daggerfall is huge and so many quest to do.You can even own a ship.You can actually put money in the bank.Thousands of cities, so many weapons.Yes i know that there are random generated enviroments but who cares.The best rpg i have ever played.Considering the first one i played was ultima underworld.
This is actually the only Elder Scrolls game I never completed due to the patches that required you to completely restart.
Wouldn't it be great if Bethesda gave these even a moderate graphics overhaul and released them (arena and daggerfall) on PSN and XBLA.
@Jdub895O
I have nothing against making the game look better, or get more stable.
Taking it to PSN or XBL will mean tempering with what the game is, as an official release has to comply to standards unreachable to this game.
A custom port, meaning minimum tempering, is a good thing. If you can sync your saves between your desktop version and the portable one, that is.