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Mini Games in TES Games?

psycojester

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and I think when you are 27, you want original mind game, when you are 15 you want freeform hack&slash (daggerfall) with shiny graphics and immersive world.
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I feel compelled to cry bullshit on that one. Fallout was released when i was 11 and i fell totally in love with that game, wasn't to taken with freeform hack&slash (except for take no prisoners, anybody played that?)

I think the success of Oblivion is the fault of the consolization of gamers. Or maybe i was just an inordinately cynical child
 

stargelman

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psycojester said:
I think the success of Oblivion is the fault of the consolization of gamers. Or maybe i was just an inordinately cynical child
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Well, you are posting on the Codex. That kind of narrows it down.
 
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