Some of Skyrim's iconic bugs are "less than ideal," ex-Bethesda dev admits, but "you're going to lose some of that magic" if you try and "smooth everything out"

Veteran Bethesda Game Studios developer Bruce Nesmith, who worked on 2011 RPG genre gem Skyrim, says that some of its bugs were intentionally left alone during production because removing them ...
GameSpot

Skyrim Lead Designer Reacts To Game's Enduring Appeal: "What The Hell?"

Nesmith, who has since left Bethesda, said he remembers when Bethesda boss Todd Howard--who directed Skyrim--would host in ...
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Skyrim Devs Deliberately Left In Some Bugs For Quirkiness

Could the developers behind Skyrim ever have known that it would be so beloved while they were working on it? Possibly not, ...
Game Rant

Reasons Why Stardew Valley Is The Most Important Indie Game Ever

With its first version releasing way back in 2016, Stardew Valley has since grown into something beyond almost any other ...

5 Games That Made People Like Xbox in the First Place

Xbox is responsible for giving us some truly great games that have defined the brand and made some fans for life.

The inside story of how Oblivion Remastered caused immense worry, then sublime relief, for the industrious devs behind mod megaproject, Skyblivion

In the modding scene mini-documentary published today by our very own video team, we get a glimpse into the rollercoaster of ...
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Mod Spotlight: MTA (Multi Theft Auto)

Discover the thrilling world of Multi Theft Auto (MTA), an MMO twist on the classic GTA San Andreas for PC! In this Mod Spotlight, we delve into the unique features and exciting mods that make MTA a ...
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Modded Skyrim gets a hair closer to a merging with reality, thanks to dynamic NPC trim changes which won't ruin canonical baldies

A new Skyrim mod will dynamically change NPCs hairstyles in time with in-game seasons, automatically excluding baldies.