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Riddle me this. The big show is over so it is time to get back to games, and also back to pretending to be Batman. Hosts: Ken McKown Ryan Wombold Justin Testa Drew Leachman John Whitehouse Jae Lee Games Covered Batman: Arkham Knight Final Fantasy XIV Heroes of the Storm The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited Mighty Switch Force and more

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GR-UK writes: "Even though this console version still has areas to improve, it's finally a game worthy of the Elder Scrolls series."

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Since Bethesda released their epic open-world role playing game in 2011, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has generally been considered the gold standard in western RPGs. It is arguably the yardstick by which all games of a similar genre are measured against, and with good reason. Skyrim is one of the most critically acclaimed and best-selling RPGs of all time and is still one of the most widely played games now according to Steam statistics. In fact, it was the first game that we ever gave a five star review score to. However, theres a new kid on the block. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt released to impressive reviews and equally impressive sales figures, shifting 4 million copies in two weeks. Now the game has been out for over a month and the post-release hype has somewhat died down, its a good time to take a deep breath and attempt to calmly answer the question that has fervently been asked so many times this month: is The Witcher 3 actually better than Skyrim?

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The Elder Scrolls Online is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) set in Tamriel, the ancient land that includes the provinces of Morrowind, Daggerfall, and Skyrim. The game takes place 1,000 years before the events of Skyrim, during the Age of Heroes. Embark on an epic adventure to save the land from a seemingly unstoppable evil in a sprawling storyline that can be experienced on your own or with friends.

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Batman returned in June for another iteration in the fantastic Arkham series, and fans of The Elder Scrolls franchise would have been happy to see The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited in June. July isnt as exciting, but there are some things to look forward to. In any case, heres the full list of games you can expect for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita platforms in July 2015.

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Fans looking to dive into the recently released online world of The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited on the PlayStation 4 were left disappointed today following a scheduled update that presented a somewhat unexpected and rather large problem.

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NGB Wrote: "15+ hours in, I feel that I have not even scratched the surface of what The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited has to offer. The more time you put in, the more you will get out of it. I honestly believe that if this was offline only, I would of scored the game a lot less due to quests often lacking any variety to them. I think with any MMO, a long term commitment is needed, but if your new to them like I was, do not feel intimidated in to giving them your time and attention. Using the word 'review' feels wrong with this game, as no amount of hours game time can truly give a definitive answer of what the game can offer. With endless quests, side-quests and the whole world of Tamriel to explore, this is a game that will keep your console warm for months to come. If your reading this and have always wanted to give an MMO a try, The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited will welcome you with open arms."

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The massive patch fixes a ton of issues on the PS4 version of the game

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Bethesda has two big role-playing franchises that have really resonated with gamers all across the globe. Both are completely open world and have seen multiple installments.

Do you prefer the Fallout series and its deserted, destroyed, and (sometimes) depressing landscape, chock full of history and iconic landmarks that once were? Or perhaps you lean more towards The Elder Scrolls and its fantastical world, populated by mages, dragons, and torch-lit caverns?

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The Elder Scrolls online has many fun activities for friends and strangers to team up and complete. Ranging from questing to killing strong enemies on the world map and arguably the most fun part of ESO, PVP in Cyrodil. Now when it comes to a certain activity there are a lot of new players to the MMO scene that seem to struggle. Dungeons are a 4 player co-op mode that takes a lot of team work and above all-knowing your role. While you may get away with just blindly running through the dungeons for the first few getting closer to end-game you will really struggle if you haven't learnt how these dungeons work.