Rating: 
Summary: A good game
Review: A huge world to explore and great graphics. Worked fine on my system too (P4 with Radeon graphics card). Probably the best first person perspective role playing game available at the moment. It also has an advantage in that it is good for the solo adventurer. I would say that it will take a fair bit of time and patience to complete it.
Rating:
Summary: A Beyond Splendid RPG more than worth the [item price]
Review: Awesome really good computer generated graphics? Check.
Deep Intuitive storyline? Check.
Open-ended never get bored game-play? Check.
Good music? Check.
Pixel Shading technology? Check.
Worth the price? Double check.
Selection of any kind of character? Check.
Never-ending quests and complication of guilds and factions? Check.
Sequel to 1996 and 1994 game of the year? Check.
Next-generation overall technology? Check.
RPG 2002 game of the year? Check.
Collector's addition comes with extras? Check.
Price has come down? Check.So for your [money], if you have a high-end powerful computer, this is your choice. Really. I am just warning you, without the latest morrowind update and a beefed up high-end powerful computer with the power of the Intel Pentium 4 processor with Windows XP and at least 512 megabytes of RAM plus a GeForce or Radeon series graphics card with a Sound Blaster series graphics card with a strong fast hard drive and more, your experience in morrowind won't be so special.... So take my advice and buy the game for yourself, RPG lovers. This is a true RPG masterpiece. :-P
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Rating:
Summary: A RPG Gamer's Christmas wish come true
Review: Dear Santa:
Give me a completely open ended game.
With a deep story line.
And a virtual world so huge that I'll never get bored exploring it.
And graphics that would put most computer generated art sites (with their super-slow rendered, still-frame pictures) to shame.
And great music.
And lots and lots and lots of good, sensible quests.
And make it easily extensible, with room to make tons of awesome modifications I can easily distribute online.
(Enclosed with this wish is a crate full of macadamia nut/chocolate chip cookies, and milk.)
Sincerely, A Bored Gamer Dear Bored Gamer:
Here is The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
- Santa
Rating: 
Summary: I bought this game..............returned it the next day.
Review: I am a people pleaser and I don't take pride on turning down anybody... but... gamers should know that there is nothing new about this game. In fact the control is hard, you need to use your mouse everytime you want to look up or down. The battle is illogical and no sense of precision (if you think you hit the enemy, you did not - if you think you did not hit the enemy, you did !!!) after you defeat an enemy you'll see them floating (the usual graphic problems). Talking to people is also annoying. Almost everybody you'll meet will say "Make it quick I am a busy person" "I have little time" this words makes you feel unwanted...(another illogical aspect of the game)...after you click the communication box you'll see words such as "I'll be happy to answer any questions" The only reason why I gave this game a star is the graphics. The sunrise and sunset makes the game look good. However thats about it, and most gamers will agree with me that gameplay always outweigh graphics. The idea of doing whatever you want in an enchanted world is surely interesting. If you can play considering all the flaws I have presented, then try this game. However, I bought this game and returned it the next day...and what a great relief!
Rating:
Summary: Best single player RPG you can buy!
Review: I can't give this game five stars. Then again, I couldn't really give any game five stars. It isn't as freeform as I would like. Then again, my standards are too high. I want perfection. Its very liberating, you can pursue many different paths, or none at all. The world of the Elder Scrolls is very detailed, immense, and realistic, and your sample of it in Morrowind, the island of Vvardenfell, has been carefully crafted. If I remember right, there are +2600 non-playable characters in the game, all unique and created by hand, not ramdomly generated. Each has his or her own loyalties, ambitions, personalities, etc. The audio is great. Sound effects, voices, backround, but the music should be more rustic, I think. Not to say the music isn't great, but there should be a more aboriginal quality to it, not so cosmopolitan. Graphics are decent on a decent PC. On mine, if I stretch it and sacrifice performance, which I do occasionally, the world is beautiful. The natural world of Nirn, the trees, the flowers, even the ashpits, then on to the architecture of the Redoran settlements, the Telvanni towers, the Hlaalu towns, to the desert Ashlands, this truly is a world. From the bustling walkways of the immence city of Vivec, to the quiet swamps of the Bitter Coast, this is its own world. Vvardenfell. Morrowind. Tamriel. Mundus. Morrowind.
Rating: 
Summary: My Game
Review: I can't give this game five stars. Then again, I couldn't really give any game five stars. It isn't as freeform as I would like. Then again, my standards are too high. I want perfection. Its very liberating, you can pursue many different paths, or none at all. The world of the Elder Scrolls is very detailed, immense, and realistic, and your sample of it in Morrowind, the island of Vvardenfell, has been carefully crafted. If I remember right, there are +2600 non-playable characters in the game, all unique and created by hand, not ramdomly generated. Each has his or her own loyalties, ambitions, personalities, etc. The audio is great. Sound effects, voices, backround, but the music should be more rustic, I think. Not to say the music isn't great, but there should be a more aboriginal quality to it, not so cosmopolitan. Graphics are decent on a decent PC. On mine, if I stretch it and sacrifice performance, which I do occasionally, the world is beautiful. The natural world of Nirn, the trees, the flowers, even the ashpits, then on to the architecture of the Redoran settlements, the Telvanni towers, the Hlaalu towns, to the desert Ashlands, this truly is a world. From the bustling walkways of the immence city of Vivec, to the quiet swamps of the Bitter Coast, this is its own world. Vvardenfell. Morrowind. Tamriel. Mundus. Morrowind.
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Summary: The Best RPG on earth
Review: I have been a loyal fan of Morrowing since it came out on xbox and I have to say I've at least put in about 48 hours of gamepleay in to this game. I would recommend this game to anyone who loves RPG's or wants to get in them. When I first played morrowind I thought to myself where's the main quest you know where's the action and drama that other games offer. well not this game when you first start out in Seyda Neen you get a little hint and a nudge of what you mission is and you don't basically have to start from there. You can do whatever you want in Morrowind you can be a Theif to an asassin to knight trust me there are more classes. But in all I would have to say Morrowind is the best RPG on earth why? Because you can LITERALLY do whatever you want. Buy this game for XBOX or P.C it will be worth every dollar you spend. And becareful the land of Vvardenfell can be very dangerous and this game is HIGHLY ADDICTING once you start you won't wanna stop.
Rating:
Summary: Wonderful game, but has tech hurdles
Review: I was totally hooked on Arena. I immersed myself in
Daggerfall, and I've been oh-so-waiting for Morrowind, the
latest addition to Elder Scrolls series. Although I just
barely scratched the surface of it, I can say: the game is
huge, deep and marvelous. The visuals are stunning, and
the world seems alive and immersive. A lot of things from
Daggerfall are here: a multitude of guilds, factions
offering quests, a vast countryside to explore. Spell,
item, ption making all here. Respect the law, or join a
Thieve's guild or a tong and walk on the shady side - but
get ready to dodge guards. Prevail upon NPCs with brute
force, with shiny coins, with sweet words or by doing
tasks for them or their friends. Advancement is skill -
based. So you can level up trading goods or just running
around.
Any RPG fan will be making himself a huge favor by getting
this game.
So, why four stars? Actually, it is a rather a 9 out of 10
than 4 out of 5. The game has tech problems. Under Win XP,
it would now and then crash to desktop. So save often.
Hopefully, Bethesda will address this issue with a patch
soon.
Rating:
Summary: Very FUN!
Review: Morrowind is a great game its fun and you never get board! There is a big world you can explore with multiple towns, and in those towns you can make friends,enemys,steal, or barter. There are many guilds you can join.All together I give it 5 stars.
Rating:
Summary: Morrowind Reveiw
Review: Morrowind is and amazing game with jaw dropping graphix, it is set on the vast island of Vvraddenfal wich consists of literally HUNDREDS of towns, Smugglers caves, Dungons, NPC's and Monsters. The NPC A.I is not paticually good, and lets the game down a little, it is fustrating walking around town and being told "hurry up, i am a busy person" or "of course id be happy to awnser your questions." by everyone. The most enjoyable feature of the game is the huge interactivity it has, the fact that you can customise every aspect of your character is good, making a fierce Nordic warrior, a stealthy dark elf thief, a powerful breton mage ect... Another exelent feature is the power to make your own spells, potions and enchanted items, (((i recently made "The Ultimate Fireball Of Frost" spell))) All Serious gamers should buy this game, however, only play if you are planning on spending a long time on it, the "Go where you want, when you want and do what you want" style of the game, as well as a main storyline quest, makes many hours of gameplay.
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