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The Elder Scrolls games (Morrowind and Oblivion) do make you choose some skills when creating a character, so when you start playing you may think those are the only skills you can use -- they're not. The skills you choose as primary and secondary skills just start at a higher level and (perhaps ...

Vanguard: Saga of Heroes was super fun in beta testing. On release, however, it pretty much collapsed. On the bright side, I've heard they've fixed all of those problems and it may be worth a go.

Activision has ordered a cease & desist of the long awaited fan-created game The Silver Lining, which was to be an unofficial sequel to the King's Quest series. Here's the article!

The Escapist : Forums : The News Room : Activision Kills Long-Awaited King's Quest Fan Project

I was a fan of Dungeon Siege LONG before I saw the movie.... so when I saw the movie, I was appalled.

Great cast. Not badly written. WHAT WERE THEY DOING? They basically were like "Who gives about the story in the game!" took the names of characters, races, and places, and put them over an entirely ...

I was going to suggest the Elder Scrolls games, they're the only new games I know of that work that way. The Dungeon Siege games work that way, but there's not really "skills" per se, your stats level as you use them and your combat skills do (in the second one they then added a skill tree you can ...