omg, you guys, morrowind is literally everywhere now. like, remember when we thought it was just a classic elder scrolls game on pc and xbox? well, it's just been ported to a handheld console and now someone's even got it running in browsers. i mean, what's next?



so basically, some clever modder has used the open source morrowind engine to create a browser version of the game. it's not just a stream or emulator, either - it's the real deal, with working shadows, water, saves, and gamepad support. and the best part? you can play a free example world without even installing anything. of course, if you want to play the full game, you'll need to point the site to your morrowind files, but still.



i've tried it out, and it's actually pretty cool. the mouse controls can be a bit wonky at times, but it's not a dealbreaker. what's really exciting is the potential for new fan projects and features - the creator's even talking about adding online multiplayer, which would be amazing. and let's be real, it's also kind of hilarious that you could theoretically play morrowind on a work computer without anyone being the wiser (not that i'd ever recommend that, of course).



preorders are available at major retailers, but let's be real, most of us already have morrowind files lying around somewhere. and even if you don't, it's not like you can play the full game without them anyway. still, it's a pretty impressive achievement, and a testament to the dedication of the elder scrolls community. i'm excited to see what other crazy projects they come up with - especially with the elder scrolls 6 on theRead more: Full article on www.eurogamer.net

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