The background:
There are obvious benefits. You get a keyboard and mouse, which instantly makes it easier to play FPS games with the sort of terrifying precision that's impossible on a joypad. The online service is pretty much completely free. It's miles better if you want to play historical strategy games. And, of course, there's a ton of software available fornothing made available by charitable amateurs. But there's much more to playing on PC than simply spending your entire life gangkilling noobs in World Of Warcraft, and if you've got the money to spend you’ll be able to get a machine that dwarfs anything else on the market...
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Elder Scrolls modders have released a playable part of the ambitious Project Tamriel, which aims to recreate all of the beloved RPG's regions in Morrowind
