The Skyrim is the limit.

     So what can I say about a game that has not been said? It's near perfect! From the art to the music and an enthralling story line, Skyrim easily became a force to be reckoned with. All the games in the Elder Scrolls Series have been amazing but Skyrim has arguably been the one to push the limits further in an open world environment. The ability to go hunting, battle nomadic bandits and wage war against menacing dragons was every kid's dream since the time of pure imagination. The story begins as you're on your way to your execution, at which point a dragon shows up and interrupts the party. You find yourself in the middle of a civil war between an honorable but politically damaged Empire or the patriotic natives of the north that refer to themselves as Stormcloaks. You create your character to any image you'd like from all the different races that exist throughout Tamriel and you journey all the while building up your character's power, reputation and abilities. You may choose the path of a thief, wizard, warrior or even a deadly assassin. From the large array of weapons, armor and spells, there is no end to the amount of fun that one can achieve. I personally have been playing for over a year and invested many hours into this game, but that's the beauty of the game. No mission is ever the same and the challenges keep on coming. The thought that went into the development of this game is just astounding. This is why I chose Skyrim to be the first game in my list of many to review. I give it a 9 out of 10 simply because there are a few minor glitches in the game that have not yet been worked out but I'm just nitpicking. Skyrim is available on PS3, XB360 and PC (my fave to play on)