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RPGFan has written their review of Morrowind: Bloodmoon, giving the expansion an overall score of 94%. Here’s their conclusion: Bloodmoon is a worthy expansion to Morrowind and will make many gamers happy when added to their collections. Those who did…

eToychest has conducted an interview with Bethesda’s Pete Hines, asking several questions about Morrowind: Bloodmoon and the changes it brings to the original game. Here’s a taste: Q: Nord characters have had a notoriously hard time advancing in the main…

Blizzard’s official website has been updated with the announcement of a new job opening for a Manager to lead a crew of Game Masters in their upcoming World of Warcraft. Here’s a full rip of the news: So you can…

GameSpot has written up a review of Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide, giving the expansion an overall score of 7.8 Their conclusion to follow: It seems unlikely that BioWare’s Aurora engine will enjoy as much staying power as the Infinity…

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AllOutGames has written up their review of Morrowind: Bloodmoon, giving the expansion an overall score of 89%. Their final words to follow: Overall, fans of Morrowind will be fans of Bloodmoon. If you’re already sick of the formula then there…

Big Blue Box has launched the official website for their upcoming RPG, Fable. The site is completely Flash-based, so dial-up users will need some patience.

GameSpy has written an article that takes an in-depth look at each of the NPCs in Shadows of Undrentide, along with commentary on each from BioWare’s Dave Gaider. Here’s a bit of what to expect: Q: Wow, a kobold bard.…

The guys at HomeLan Fed were lucky enough to receive a beta copy of Pirates of the Caribbean and have written up a short preview of the RPG. Here’s a taste: Graphically there is little to be faulted here as…