Elder Scrolls Check out the new trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online that has dropped out there for our viewing pleasure The Elder Scrolls Online — 2022 Cinematic is a massively multiplayer online role-playing title for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC from Bethesda.   The Elder Scrolls Online — 2022 Cinematic A brand-new Elder Scrolls adventure is coming. Tune in to the ESO 2022 Global Reveal live Thursday, January 27 at 3PM EST/9pm CET to get a first look at the upcoming Chapter and DLCs that make up this year’s exciting releases. Get ready to explore new lands, uncover new dangers, and experience all-new stories in the ever-growing world of The Elder Scrolls Online! Read More...

Elder Scrolls The next-gen upgrade for The Elder Scrolls Online is coming to us all here this June to further explore the lush world created If you are still playing The Elder Scrolls Online and have been hoping to use all of the power the PS5 and Xbox Series X has to offer, then get ready as the update is finally coming. Well, get ready for June to roll up on you as that is when Bethesda is going to be able to get you this upgrade. Officially on June 8th to put it down finally so you can get back to playing your Elder Scrolls Online for now and just know there is an upgrade coming. Read More...

Skyrim A new gameplay trailer for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition is here and it shows how well Skyrim has been enhanced for this gen On October 28th a portion of gamers out there who happened to miss out on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be able to give it a go on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Or for those long time fans of Bethesda's franchise, you'll be able to dig back into the game's world yet again with all of the upgrades expected for these systems and the DLC that has been released so far. The world of Skyrim is going to be overrun yet again but this is of course a good thing. Read More...

The Elder Scrolls Online console version has been delayed for another six months but with a few small perks. It looks like we can add the console version of The Elder Scrolls Online to the list of delayed games this week. It looks like ZeniMax Online and Bethesda have deemed that they need another six months to get the PS4 and XB1 versions of the game up to snuff for us all. The better news here over the prior delay of Dying Light is that this delay is all based on the server issues for the MMO title and not any actual gameplay. That is at least good news. Read More...

Here is a new cinematic trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online to help show why you should be playing the game. The Elder Scrolls Online is now out for the PC master race and soon for the second class citizens of the next gen consoles. There is also nothing like a fully pre-rendered trailer to show us why we should all be playing a game. As it would seem we have one of those new trailers for The Elder Scrolls Online in all of its glory. It is full CGI. Read More...

A lot has gone on this week. Here's a recap of what we covered in gaming. It's been a busy week in gaming here. We've had an awards show. We've had some new games out for review. We had a few new writers contribute. Hells, there was even a day where it seemed that all we were getting in the news was from Square Enix. You know the day I am talking about. Well, sometimes things fall through the cracks or are blocked on Facebook as per The Zuckerberg initiative. Read More...

Bethesda has given us a new look at the Elder Scrolls Online in CGI trailer format. Sit back and watch as it will probably get you excited for the game's release. If there is anything that can get us all riled up right now it is a new trailer for Elder Scrolls Online as no one who is in the βeta is allowed to even show off a single screenshot yet. Even if you have played the βeta for Elder Scrolls Online I am sure that you will also get excited to see the new Arrivaltrailer that quietly shows us a bit of the game's rich story through silent heroes. It sounds a bit odd, but it works. Read More...

I have to start my impression of Elder Scrolls Online with the disclaimer that I went to check this title out at the behest of the readers on the site. So please forgive me if I speak more in generalities on the game's history and or lore as I just do not know it at all. But at least I have the details and you can all fill in the rest based on that. At least I hope so if you are reading this. But anyways, let's give it a go. Read More...

Markus Persson (aka Notch), the man who brought you Minecraft has won a legal battle against ZeniMax Media/Bethesda Softworks. His new project, entitled Scrolls, seems to have caught the attention of one of the big dogs.  The trouble began when a law firm representing ZeniMax contacted Markus saying that he was being sued for having a game title with the likeness to The Elder Scrolls. To be honest, I find that to be just to a bit ridiculous. There is a clear and distinct difference between "Scrolls" and "The Elder Scrolls. Read More...