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Sixth House Rules | The Elder Scrolls Morrowind at 20: Bethesda's total-immersion RPG that changed everything

As Morrowind enters its third decade, we examine why Bethesda's quirky RPG was so impressive – and why the games that followed couldn't hold a candle to it.

May 3, 2022 Jim Trinca

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Tango's game works | Ghostwire: Tokyo proves there’s nothing inherently wrong with the maligned Ubisoft open-world formula

Why does this action horror game succeed despite following similar design structure?

April 22, 2022 Jim Trinca

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hard science | Starfield might not be ‘Skyrim In Space’ – removed from fantasy, we could get a new style RPG

With Starfield, Bethesda has the opportunity to change the tune and deliver an experience different to The Elder Scrolls and Fallout.

March 1, 2022 Jim Trinca

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behind brass eyes | GTA 6's biggest problem isn't living up to the hype, it's the fact that parody is dead

Can GTA's brand of humour work in a world that's beyond parody? VG247 looks into what could be Rockstar's big new issue.

Feb. 21, 2022 Jim Trinca

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knives out | Waiting for The Elder Scrolls 6? Put down Skyrim and play Daggerfall

If you cannot wait for your next sojourn into Bethesda's sprawling RPG universe, we recommend you go back and play Daggerfall. Not Skyrim, again.

Feb. 2, 2022 Jim Trinca

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Arrow to the 4K knee | Annoyed about Skyrim’s constant re-releases? Don’t be, the alternative is much worse

Game preservation and emulation are important issues the industry needs to address.

Dec. 10, 2021 Jim Trinca

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