Successful games

I bought the The Elder Scrolls Anthology Edition and am very excited about it. Really all matches with their respective expansion exist and function perfectly even though I had in mind just in the first two parts (old games on new operating systems so happy times not).

For each game:
The Elder Scrolls - Arena:
Clearly a classic. The controller and graphics are for the present conditions, of course, get used to and the level of difficulty (especially the first level) exceeds readily to a Dark Souls and therefore invites very frustration. But the sense of achievement is of course the greater when it then but creates. The world is huge and it is nice to explore.

The Elder Scrolls - Daggerfall:
Linked well to its predecessor. Improved game mechanics and also not so difficult.

The Elder Scrolls - Morrowind:
Clearly one of the best and most influential role playing in video game history with an incredible amount of quests and a wondrous world that can be explored with great joy. The quests vary and offer variety and are complemented by the two expansion by a further exciting quest lines and numerous side quests,

The Elder Scrolls - Oblivion:
Graphically significantly pimped and also a world where people like stops sometimes and looks at the nature. The quests are very numerous, and especially those of the guilds promise an incredible variety. Shivering Isle tops it all over again with a crazy island with crazy people and mad as Quests - simply a breathtaking experience. Unfortunately, it falls the Quest series of Nights of the Nine made a little mau and I am missing the whole house DLCs & Mehrunes Razor DLC, the purchase of the normal expansion were doing at the.

The Elder Scrolls - Skyrim:
Once again a great graphical improvement - especially the graphical effects. Actually make the Quests great fun and the world one likes to explore, but it's a bit annoying that behind every little quest somehow an entire quest line plugged, mostly ending in any dungeon. The combat system, the level-up system, and handicrafts have been greatly improved and offer new and especially many ways. The DLCs offer this firstly a bit of nostalgia but also again a little variety to the game. The only thing I would have else to complain about, would be far too high rate, in which dragons emerge, which offer only the same combat sequences and simply times constantly has 5 Dragonsoul on reserve.

All in all you can weeklong with the games, if not even months of fun.