Could the owners of this site please add an option for search so people can search all MorrowinD files?
You already have that ability.
1. Go to TESNexus.com 2. On the right, you will see the File Search section where you can type something in the Name field. 3. Before clicking the go button, change the category drop-down from All Oblivion files to All Morrowind files
Graphic and hardware-related info isn't really that interesting for many at this point. People want more to know what features the game will have, while hardware, requirements and more in-depth graphic would be more interesting to know closer to launch, when people buy their new hardware to cope with the game.
But yes, the article contained little... NO new information, which is a disappointment.
This article greatly disappointed me. Not what was said but what wasn't said. PC Gamer is one of only a very few surviving print-magazines devoted exclusively to COMPUTER products. Yet the article contained not one question about the PC version of Skyrim and how it differs from its console brethren. DX11? Improvements, limits and restrictions to the Construction Kit? Will Skyrim take better advantage of modern GPUs and multi-core CPUs than Oblivion does? Better memory support? Native Win64 bit support? And so on. There's all sorts of things that could and should have been asked. Should Bethesda refuse to answer such questions that too is print-worthy.
The article as linked is little more than a regurgitated Game Informer piece and thus not needed except for those who do not have access to GI.
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but I may be wrong.EDIT by LHammonds: Yes, Skyrim will be on its own site.
You already have that ability.
1. Go to TESNexus.com
2. On the right, you will see the File Search section where you can type something in the Name field.
3. Before clicking the go button, change the category drop-down from All Oblivion files to All Morrowind files
Done.
Edit: sorry, didn't see that.
But yes, the article contained little... NO new information, which is a disappointment.
The article as linked is little more than a regurgitated Game Informer piece and thus not needed except for those who do not have access to GI.