yes, yes, i passed it in skyrim, someday it will print said okay, the idiot told her fifteen-year-old1-2002, i'm standing in a bookstore on pushkin square. and i can't believe my eyes. sigismund kryzhanovsky three volumes, yes, yes, a luxurious super cover with luxurious photographs, a wonderful author, never like anyone else, mystical , so vicious, that’s exactly the pessimism does not burn. you understand, so i remembered right then and there i bought these three volumes then went out. three more volumes, two dissertations were defended at the same time. well appeared in one perlmutter. such. it is very important that someone then not only him he did a lot, one overkill. yes, and in fact, who is yevgeny vorobyov, those who defended their dissertations after kryzhanovsky, so that such a story happens, does it happen that a person? well, as it were, uh, during his lifetime, uh, is not recognized, and then gaining recognition is more difficult, because there is no record. yes, no, it doesn’t happen that one’s generation should live if they didn’t recognize him no further . no, you know

of todd howard, game director of some of the most critically acclaimed titles of recent history — skyrimok, we're going to go out in space. you have a ship you can land on planets, and it has this kind of science fiction vibe. and it wasn't till later, after we finished fallout 4, we really start designing where you realise how much you have to design, how much... space is big! ..how much space is in space! it ended upjust, you know, so much larger than anything we had ever done. and there were periods where you're, "are we in over our heads?" what do you say to those people that might argue that games have got too big? we found two things. one, they do play it for a really, really long time. but even if they play it, say, for 10 hours or 20 hours and they finish the main quest and they save the world, whatever, that they see all the other choices. that that experience, those 20 hours were different because they had so much choice. some critics have been impressed by this scope and grandeur. others have found it a little underwhelming and disjointed. we are not stopping... as an exclusiv

guarantee from the sales perspective that you hit the heights esquire room has -- the heights that skyrimple play it? >> we can see people playing which is great on the platform. you might know that the game has been in preview for the past week and it is already almost played next gen exclusive game on xbox. we are seeing huge success, it is our biggest which listed game on a steam across xbox and bethesda games studios. tens of millions of game pass subscribers in the standard edition retail customers play today. incredible day, new franchise launching, a lot of fun. caroline: i am sure you want to dwell on the here and there now, but you have been asked, you mentioned exclusive? does that mean elder scrolls will be? how you mark this is the right track? >> we look at it on a case-by-case basis with the games that we built. we want to make sure our games are available in so many different places on xbox consoles, on pc, also be a cloud, these games can come to almost any web enabled device. we are looking at millions of players who will have access to starfield and other xbox games stud

of todd howard, game director of some of the most critically acclaimed titles of recent history — skyrimnd fallout. was the game in your head as ambitious as the game has ended up becoming? i always start with a tone. 0k, we're going to go out in space. you have a ship you can land on planets, and it has this kind of science fiction vibe. and it wasn't till later, after we finished fallout 4, we really start designing where you realise how much you have to design, how much... space is big! ..how much space is in space! it ended upjust, you know, so much larger than anything we had ever done. and there were periods where you're, "are we in over our heads?" what do you say to those people that might argue that games have got too big? we found two things. one, they do play it for a really, really long time. but even if they play it, say, for 10 hours or 20 hours and they finish the main quest and they save the world, whatever, that they see all the other choices. that that experience, those 20 hours were different because they had so much choice. some critics have been impressed by this sco