Fantastic. Playing 'The Game of the Year Edition' of Morrowind has really reminded me just how much I enjoyed the first one. While this version offers gamers the chance to use their "old" character saves (from the previous edition), I've chosen to begin anew. I haven't yet delved into Tribunal, but playing BloodMoon has been a blast! (Note to novices- the expansion packs seem like they're intended for higher level characters). Being able to morph into a werewolf is only the tip of the iceberg though, this edition features new enemies, lands, armor and weapons. The overall presentation is definitely nice, though my game has locked up a few times, and the load-times (on my launch Xbox) don't seem markedly improved. In fact, my roommate's disc is almost unplayable (we may have gotten bad copies out of the same lot however). All-in-all though, I'm having a great time with this game, and I highly reccommend to first time players to really explore Vvardenfell: join a few guilds; explore some caves; take advantage of those in need =]. While the game's primary quest is certainly engaging, I think all of the side quests are really this game's shining point.
Many Xbox gamers gave a huge sigh of relief when Microsoft announced today that they were repealing their controversial always-on DRM policies for Xbox One, but the change also means that the Family Sharing and Disc-free gaming features are gone too.
After the controversial war at E3 between the two giants, looks like Microsoft listen to us and took "Backsies". That’s OK with us!
It’s possible that Microsoft may actually be backing down regarding its always-on DRM and used games policies for Xbox One, a sign that they have indeed been listening to the recent complaints of gamers worldwide following last week’s E3.
The first DLC available for The Bureau: XCOM Declassified will be exclusive to the Xbox 360, which will make the arrival of this long-awaited title on the Xbox platform all the more special.
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag has just been confirmed as a launch title for the next-generation platforms, completing the game’s absolute domination of all the major home consoles this Fall.
Thunder Wolves has landed on XBLA bringing with it a permanently reduced price on Steam.
Be the First on the Field with Three Exciting Matchups and Nike Skills Trainer.
