The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in-game trailer revealed

Tom Senior at 03:16pm February 24 2011
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim trailer is out now, giving us the first in-game footage of Skyrim. So far all we’ve had to go on were some screenshots and the enigmatic teaser trailer. But now we finally get a good look at what the game’s going to be like, and it’s pretty damn exciting.

The game’s due out on November 11. For more Skyrim information, check out our Skyrim news feed, or pick up our huge preview in the latest issue of PC Gamer UK, out now in stores and online.

Exactly how excited has this trailer got you? Let us know in the comments.

PC Gamer US’s Games of the Year Awards

PC Gamer at 12:32pm January 11 2011
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Starcraft 2 protoss

Each year, our staff plays hundreds of games as we separate the good from the bad and the great from the good. Now, we separate the year’s truly exceptional from the rest, and crown our singular Game of the Year. Drumroll please…

Ten essential Oblivion mods

Tom Senior at 05:00pm July 16 2010
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Midas Magic Spells

Over the last six years an army of modders have been hard at work, trying to make Oblivion into the game they always imagined it should be. There’s now a vast array of mods that can take the game in many different directions. Oscuro’s and Francesco’s overhauls reinvent the game’s challenges and leveling. Midas’ Magic Spells of Aurum give you godlike power and the ability to nuke your foes. There are thousands, so we’ve chosen best-made and most polished examples of one of the most prolific and dedicated modding communities out there.

Punch a unicorn! Fighting nature in Oblivion

Robert Hathorne at 06:51pm July 14 2010
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The Elder Scrolls IV-Oblivion

A four-year-old game, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion continues to draw thousands thanks to a hallmark of PC gaming–freedom. The game raises you from a rutty hole in the ground, and with a “go-on, git!” and kick, you’re in a world were just about anything is possible. Today, I’m an orc. My mission: Kick. Nature’s. Ass.

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