Skyrim Special Edition owners can upgrade to the Anniversary Edition for $19.99 and will also receive a free next-gen update.
Raise spirits and skeletons as your allies, earn a powerful stealth bow or claim a gothic manor as your home with these included Creations.
Assist some Redguard agents in locating their companion, restore a Dwarven lair by creating automatons, and much more.
New questlines, enemies, armor and weapons are being included along with new content like The Cause and Ghosts of the Tribunal.
Fish aren't just good for food - they can also be displayed in one's home. A limitless number of aquariums also seems possible.
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From sweeping vistas to in-depth cities with unforgettable adventures, these open world titles have definitely stood out throughout the years.
10 years after the game's initial release, a new edition will come with new Creation Club content, and those with Special Edition will get upgrade options.
id Software also celebrates the 25th anniversary of Quake while the Fallout 76 team offers an in-depth look at Fallout Worlds.
Spirits from the Tekken series like Heihachi, Yoshimitsu, Jin Kazama and many more join the fray along with new Mii Fighter costumes.
Shantae from Shantae: Half-Genie Hero and Lloyd from Tales of Symphonia are also getting Mii Fighter costumes tomorrow, each for $0.75.
Some deaths are cheap but others can be a whole lot more embarrassing.
Unleash your inner rage with these games.
These games aren't the most accurate representation of Newton's laws but that's okay.
They may seem tough but these bosses crumple before decent stealth.
They just can't help themselves, whether they intend to or not.
It all made sense, once upon a time, but now you just can't remember what's what in a game.
These are the biggest video game maps of all time.
It's early days yet but there's plenty we want to see from Bethesda's RPG set in space.
Oblivion and Skyrim composer says his involvement would hinge on "a creative decision" on Bethesda's part.
It all makes sense (eventually) but only if you play role-playing titles. Trust us.
