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A 2004 mobile Elder Scrolls game is receiving a 4K PC remake, highlighting the franchise's deep history and the enduring demand for its obscure titles.
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The Elder Scrolls' most obscure adventure gets a 4K PC makeover
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So, you think you're an Elder Scrolls superfan? You say you've been there since The Elder Scrolls Arena on MS-DOS and have logged hundreds of hours in The Elder Scrolls Online? You say you've bought all of the roughly 5,000 re-releases and remasters of Skyrim that have been made available in the last 15 years? Tell me, then: What do you think of The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey? What's that? You've never played Shadowkey? You weren't there day one back in 2004, Nokia N-Gage in hand, ready to experience the game's 176 x 208 resolution mobile hack-and-slash RPG combat for yourself? And you call yourself a real Elder Scrolls fan?Read full article Comments
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