Posts tagged skyrim
IMHO: Delay of Game
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Whenever I hear that a game is delayed for this reason or that, I can’t help by get excited. To me, it means that something was wrong, and rather than patch the game post launch, the developers decided to fix the game.
IMHO: Online Everything
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MMOs... What are they good for? Image courtesy of: http://www.swtorstrategies.com
With better internet rapidly spreading throughout not just the United States but the entire world, the video game industry has not hesitated to adapt. The industry sees the many possibilities the internet provides, from crowd-funding to digital distribution, and it recognizes the potential increase in profits. (more…)
Elder Scrolls MMO Coming Soon!
0Rumors have been floating around about a Bethesda MMO for some time now, but most speculation was that it would be a Fallout MMO.
IMHO: Amalur vs. Skyrim
0Two major fantasy titles have made an impact on gamers in recent months. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was released in November of last year, and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning released in February. Both titles provide quality fantasy based gaming, but does one prevail over the other?
IMHO: Bethesda and Mojang Settle, But Did It Matter?
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For you Twitter users, by now, it isn’t news to hear that Bethesda (The Elder Scrolls, Fallout) and Mojang (Minecraft) have settled their trademark suite over “Scrolls.”
IMHO: The Introduction
0As gaming is constantly changing, so is the format and structure in which games are built upon. One element that I feel is overlooked all too often, is the opening cut scene to a video game. I am talking about the sucker punch, full motion, maybe high-definition, possibly breathtaking introduction video or sequence that explains either 1) what is happening in the game’s storyline and what to expect, or 2) shows some dialogue or places that frames the upcoming story for the player. (more…)
IMHO: Getting the Most Out of Skyrim
0Remember that classic “Skyrim” game from way back in the Fall of 2011? It was quite a hit back in its day, and with so much to do in a massive game, it was difficult to orient the direction of the main hero. Well, we here at GameTaffy pulled out our copies from their dust laden tombs for a replay and suggestions for our happy readers on how to get the most out of Skyrim.
Know Where You Want to Go
Diversity will be key on a second play-through of Skyrim; it would be boring to do the same thing twice. Get out of a comfort zone and shoot for being a thief or dark mage this time around instead of a warrior. It is a good idea to pick a new direction and focus the hero’s attributes based on that selection. The best way to focus a hero in Skyrim is to decide on an end result and let that guide his direction.
Chaseme Weekly Digital Content
0Second month of the year and already tons of new games coming out and digital content to watch out for!







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