The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (2002) (VG)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Crime | Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery

Plot:

On the island of Morrowind, the native 'Dark Elves' maintain an uneasy relationship with each other...

Plot Keywords:

Tomb | Trainer | Blood | Thief | Camp

Cast

Jeff Baker	...	Male Dunmer (voice)
Jonathan Bryce	...	(voice)
Linda Canyon	...	(voice)
David DeBoy	...	(voice)
Shari Elliker	...	(voice)
Catherine Flye	...	(voice)
Cami St. Germain	...	(voice)
Gayle Jessup	...	(voice)
Wes Johnson	...	Orcs, Male Breton, Various Gods (voice)
Melissa Leebaert	...	(voice)
Michael Mack	...	Male Redguard (voice)
Elisabeth Noone	...	(voice)
Dude Walker	...	(voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lynda Carter	...	Female Nord

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

South Korea:15 | Australia:M

Company:

Bethesda Softworks Inc.

Trivia:

When released on the computer, the game's performance was so lacking that many reviews joked that the ideal system for playing Morrowind was "a computer two years from now". As of 2004 - roughly two years after the game was released - many of the newest systems still have difficulty playing the game at an acceptable speed.

Goofs:

Continuity: The inscription on the shrine near the Koal Cave says that Vivec taught the Dunmer to create armor from dreugh wax, but if you take one look at a dreugh and dreugh armor, you can easily see that the armor is made from its carapace without being changed save for the dreugh having been hollowed out..

Quotes:

Female Nord: [near her cabin on the island of Solstheim] You are not welcome here, stranger, leave now!

Movie Connections:

Featured in "Troldspejlet: (#28.4)" (2002)

There is none better

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is, quite simply, the best RPG ever! The story is so broad and the world is so open. My only gripe is that you can only wander throughout the island of Vvardenfell. I wish that Bethesda would release an expansion of the entire province of Morrowind, or even better, the entire continent of Tamriel. All that aside, this is still the best RPG ever! You start out on a ship. You have been a prisoner of the Imperials, but the Emperor has set you free, though you don't know why. After you give your race, sign, and class, there is absolutely nothing that you have to do. But, there is plenty that you can do. You can do whatever you want. There is a main quest, but there is no pressure to get started on it. You can join one or more of various factions and guilds. You can become a thief or an assassin. There is no end to what you can do. If you have the Bloodmoon and Tribunal expansion packs, there is even more for you to do. It is possible to play this game for weeks at a time and never run out of things to do. It's great fun. Everyone should own this on either the PC or the X-Box.

9.8/10