See Games Differently
See Games Differently
elder scrolls
It’s easy to forget that Skyrim, with its massive popularity and numerous ports, wasn’t the first Elder Scrolls game. It’s only the latest in a long line of huge roleplaying adventures, some of which feature worlds many times its size. The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, originally released in 1996, is…
I flippin’ love theme parks. I loved them as a kid, and I love them as a grown-arse man. I also love anything that reminds me of a theme park—and for me, the game that feels most like a theme park is The Elder Scrolls Online.
We recently covered the good work being done with DOOM and neural net upscaling. It’s not the only game to get a fresh, AI enhanced coat of paint though.
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