If I didn't know any better, I would say that was live-action footage. What happens when video game graphics look BETTER than real life. We are all doomed.

Perhaps as time goes on, and the tech gets better and better, "Bullshot" will be less and less necessary, not that it ever was.

From some of the announcement footage, the slope of mountains will play a part where movement is concerned. In once scene a character simply slid down a steep hill. Movement has been described as "parkour like."

...and the destruction will heal itself over time, which is good because otherwise the land would be a barren wasteland of giant craters and such.

I've been following this guy for a while now. It's nice to see all his hard work finally paying off.

The Quest Compass? The one feature that Elder Scrolls fans complained loudly about when Oblivion was released is now a "feature" that will somehow entice Elder Scrolls fans to play TES Online?

Wait... what's the point of the large-breasted anime women? Not that I'm opposed or anything. It seems kind of... out of place.

I've avoided MMOs like the plague following a brief stint in World of Warcraft in it's early days. I have briefly dabbled in a few free-to-play MMOs, all of which failed to grab my attention for any real duration of time, barring a couple of brief instances where I played for a week or two. (Allods Online and Tera…

The only games I'll throw down $60 for anymore are games that I've been eagerly anticipating since their very announcement. The last one was... Skyrim I think.

I knew this would happen. I mean, I wanted to leave the avenues open in case it didn't happen, and all my hopes didn't come crashing down on my head, but deep down inside I knew this was going to be a game. I couldn't be happier.

Okay, now I want one. Damn you Sony and your sexy hardware.

There's such a thing as being ahead of it's time. While I have no doubt that we are heading to an all-digital, always-connected future, I don't think we're quite there yet, and I don't think Microsoft should be forcing us there, especially when there are those whose Internet connection may not be the fastest, or the…

Okay, there are exceptions...

You don't typically see the food get made at a McDonalds or other similar restaurant. At Subway, it's prepared right in front of you behind a sneeze shield. Police officers are common targets of "spitburgers", and so to prevent that, they eat at Subway.

To prove it, here's an image of Bethesda Game Studios during the development of Skyrim:

"A nail in the coffin!"

A game development team with such a high beard:no-beard ratio is sure to produce a shining gem of a game that will be talked about for generations to come.

This photo thread was awesome.

Underwater basket weaving?

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