There’s a whole genre of videos where people pretend they’re playing Skyrim in real situations, but it’s been a minute since I’ve seen one this good. This is Caleb Janssen turning a shift at Chick-fil-A into a breathtaking fantasy adventure, complete with exciting NPC encounters and state-of-the-art stealth AI: God, the guy standing in front ...
picture: Bethesda / Heritage Auctions / Kotaku The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is one of the most popular video games of all time and has been ported to more platforms than I can name. Even so, someone decided to spend $ 600 on a sealed Xbox 360 copy of the. to spend Skyrim at a ...
Screenshot: Bethesda / Kotaku I started playing recently Elder Scrolls Online again, because … I don’t have a good reason. I guess I really like the game and the overall feel Elder Scrolls Universe. When I started up THE Last week I was browsing quests and menus and discovered something: I own a home! It ...
The favorite of the internet SkyrimThe playing grandma Shirley Curry now has her own Skyrim Mod that she adds as a companion to Bethesda’s RPG. And Shirley voiced the character himself. In Shirley – A. Skyrim Follower Mod, she provided her voice for the companion and ACafter this Nexus side of the mod, she will ...
Screenshot:: Bethesda Kotaku game day bookKotaku game day bookThe latest thoughts from a Kotaku employee about a game we play. When I started up The older one scrolls online Last week I wasn’t expecting to enter a major player-created parkour competition, but life can be strange this way. So I ran and jumped like a ...
Screenshot:: Bethesda / Kotaku I don’t like bugs. Never have. Flies, bees, wasps, crickets, I hate them all. The bigger they are, the more I can’t stand them. So the giant insect-like Silt Striders, first seen in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowindare my worst nightmare and i want them all to die. I mean, if ...
The golden arches light up the dreary Morrowind landscape.Screenshot:: Bethesda / IgnatiousS / Kotaku McDonald’s is a huge fast food empire with 38,695 locations in 122 countries. It’s become so ubiquitous in the real world that I’m sure the company would explore franchise opportunities in fictional worlds if it could, even in the famously chaotic ...
