Angus Morrison Latest articles by Angus Morrison Skyrim on Switch is a marvel, but Oblivion made the Elder Scrolls series what it is today By Angus Morrison Published 17 November 17 Features Oblivion's blend of idyllic normality, fantastical drama, living AI and a ludicrously detailed skill system set standards for a genre, and an entire industry. Features Sign up to the GamesRadar+ NewsletterWeekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and moreContact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES 1 Final Fantasy 7 Revelation lead says he pushed Square Enix for a physical version of the JRPG, but physical media will eventually be "essentially disc-less" 2 "A tear was shed during this one": WoW Forever dev says it was an "honor and privilege" to bring an old Make-A-Wish quest back in Blizzard's new MMO 3 "Make it OP first": Warlock devs eventually realized that "too powerful" D&D spells were the perfect starting point 4 After Warner Bros. and Paramount merge, the notable studios are getting a surprising new name 5 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered review: "An exceptional update that refines the rough edges to make a great RPG even better"
Skyrim on Switch is a marvel, but Oblivion made the Elder Scrolls series what it is today By Angus Morrison Published 17 November 17 Features Oblivion's blend of idyllic normality, fantastical drama, living AI and a ludicrously detailed skill system set standards for a genre, and an entire industry.
