“Dragonborn” is the next DLC that’s schedlued for Skyrim, that’s according to gamers who have data-minded a recent Skyrim update. The breakdown, found over on the official Bethesda forum, reveals a host of potential future content. The first details, found within the code, appear to confirm dragon mounts (yes,...

Hey everyone. This week I’ve decided to put together some of my thoughts on what I hope they change for the next Elder Scrolls game. I love Skyrim, I really do. I’m still playing it, and while i’m taking the quests quite slowly, I’m more than happy with how it has come together. However, there’s a few things that rubbed me the wrong what in it. These are things that I only hope Bethesda address in the next game. Enjoy.

Speaking at the recent DICE event, Bethesda’s Todd Howard has openly recognised that Skyrim houses geographical references to Morrowind and Cyrodiil, and that there’s a perfectly…

Fresh off voice actor’s week, Wes Johnson, revered for his work in the Elder Scrolls franchise, decided to share his experience and thoughts with us on recording for both Morrowind and Oblivion. Detailing the passion Bethesda have in their aim to deliver something extraordinary, Wes gives us a rare, but facinating glimpse into the creation of Elder Scrolls titles.

In part 2 of our interview the Wes Johnson, we got a chance to ask him a little about the Imperial Guard, how video games are becoming serious rivals to big budget movie productions, games that he would have loved to be part of and if he ever uses the Mr. Burke voice. Oh and we also just happened to talk about a game named Skyim. Here’s how get got on…

Jiub vanishes after the very brief introduction and only reappears in mythology of Tamriel; “Many are dead in the land of the Dunmer. Even St. Jiub, who drove the cliffracers from Vvardenfell, has fallen to the daedra hordes”.

What made the Lucien Lachance, the Imperial Guards, The Madgod, Fawkes, Mr. Burke and more attractive characters? Was it their design? Was it there script? Some would argue that it was their voice, their soul, that made them both exciting and intimidating to be around. What’s a character without soul?