If you’re debating on spending the money on Skyrim, let me make your decision easy: it’s worth every penny because there is no end. You’ll never find an end to a quest line in Bethesda’s new open-world role-playing game. Todd Howard, director of Skyrim, told Wired.com on Monday that...

According to Bethesda there will be a day one patch issued to the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim as soon as it launches this Friday. Though details won’t be released until later, we know that there are two points that the patch will focus on. The update will address “quest progression” and...

Over the years Bethesda Softworks has created a vast, expanse world for all of us to explore. With the release of Oblivion, this world became more real and in depth than ever before. This coming Friday the next title in the Elder Scrolls series will release, and with it will come a world we already know,...

Being one of the most anticipated games up to this time in history, it seems as though Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is revolutionizing everything about role playing games. I personally haven’t played an Elder Scrolls game, but be sure that I am picking this puppy up as soon as it is released. If...

Sinking $150 dollars into something isn’t a decision that is easily made.  Especially when that decision is for the collector’s edition of an upcoming video game when you could easily spend about a third of that to just buy the game.  Recent images and information about the Skyrim...

With Skyrim approaching ever more quickly as the days pass, we wait in exasperated anticipation to immerse ourselves into the game. Every shred of information concerning this game is like a new present to us, and we want to rip the paper off it so we can see it and get onto the next thing. Every now and...

Players have been anxiously waiting for it, and the information has finally been revealed. Bethesda’s Pete Hines released the minimum and recommended PC specs for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on his Twitter page. The main question to ask now is, can your rig handle it? Honestly, these specs are fairly...

Village living in Medieval times was rough. Hot meals were rare, baths nearly legendary, and the idea of living without central heating in Northern Europe in the middle of winter is…unpleasant. You would think a friendly fire-breathing beast sauntering into your town would be a welcome respite from...