Are you finding that Skyrim just isn’t living up to your standards of visual fidelity? Mods are already popping up that will allow you to alter your Elder Scrolls experience. Whether you want to improve the graphics or just widen your field of view, PC modders have you covered.
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Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is one of those games that don’t come
around very often. A huge, expansive
world, the freedom to build whatever type of character you want, and lots and
lots of dragons. It’ll also undoubtedly be
stuffed full of history, legends and the lore of Tamriel, which is great for
those of us who’ve played the previous games in the Elder Scrolls series and know our Mehrunes Dagon from our Dagon
Fel, but perhaps a little intimidating for any newcomers.
Infamous: Festival of Blood is a stand-alone PSN game that utilizes the Infamous 2 engine. Festival of Blood
is an alternate chapter in the Infamous series where Cole McGrath
becomes a vampire. The game takes place in New Marais, the same venue
for Infamous 2.
November has been a crazy month with the games that have already launched, and we’re not out of the woods yet. Need for Speed: The Run, the latest installment in the Need for Speed series is just a few days away and thanks to the PlayStation blog, we now know the seven, yes that’s seven, PS3 bonus supercars.
Sometimes it’s hard to make good first impressions. In most cases, first impressions determine how people will judge you from then on. In Skyrim, this is no exception. You may be the last Dragonborn, but sometimes it’s wise to just keep to yourself. Skyrim’s a big and dangerous place, full of dangerous people. Here’s a quick run through of how to avoid trouble.
Just like Gears of War 3, Uncharted 3 and many other current and future games, Saints Row the Third is getting a DLC season pass.
Buying the pass for $19.99 US will get you all three of the first few DLC mission packs and the Nyte Blayde vampire hunter content, which includes some vehicles and costumes, all of which look like they belong in some kind of awesome (and stupid) 90s comic book. In total, you’ll be saving 15% on each piece of DLC which is already pretty cheap. While the DLC mission packs haven’t been detailed, they’ve all been named and you can probably guess what kind of insanity will ensue with each of them.
I knew it was only a matter of time until we had a gaming-centric credit card.
Sony has just debuted the PlayStation Card. While it appears to be a standard Visa, it comes with specific bonuses for those who use it on Sony’s online services. Ginger Kraus, SCEA’s Sr. Director of Promotions detailed what people can look forward to via the PlayStation blog:
