I met like 3D where you don't just feel like you are looking at 'potentially these games will look really good someday' to 'wow, this looks like another world.'  I felt Skyrim really did that.  Although Ryse and Shadow of Mordor really blow it out of the water.  Both them I find myselfs just looking around, across vast distances watching the caterpults fly through the air and big dog things beat up the orc, etc.

So what is this Skywind?  Is it a hobbist project? 

I've had many people tell me Oblivion was better too.  Haven't not play either Morrowind or Oblivion I don't know.  But look forward to it on 8th gen if they make it.

And I get what you mean.  In many ways I think the original Halo had more of an alien feel than the remaster.  The use of Oranges and Purples really made it feel alien, where in the remake they use more blues and it looks great, but doesn't 'feel' as alien.

I'm wondering did you ever get to play any of the Fables?

Skywind is a Skyrim/Morrowind mod which ports all of the quests, characters, content, etc from Morrowind into Skyrim's engine. So basically you get to play the game with better graphics, voice-acting, and Skyrim gameplay. The fan developers are making their own textures, voice-acting, meshes, etc. Pretty much it is a fan-made Morrowind remake. Here is one of their development videos. 

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Wow, that's much better than I would have expected.  Even the singers are on key, better than most all 'pop stars' and without autotune.

I do see this an eleborate plot to make me buy another verson of Skyrim for the PC so I can use the mods and play SkyWind.  I wonder what Bethesda thinks?

Here some other cool mods (Opening Spoilers)

As long as everything is made by the creation engine (besides new content) and it isn't being used to make a profit, I think Bethesda would be alright with it. They didn't stop Morroblivion (Morrowind ported to Oblivion's engine.) Although, I do think Bethesda should hire a few of these people involved in this mod. :D

Nope my fave system ever and still feel it's underrated.

It was overrated then (the most hyped launch in history, which is why it started off so well in sales before tapering off sharply in 2000), and it's even more overrated today.

I think the main reason people look back so fondly on the Dreamcast is the fact that it was SEGA's last console, and the nostalgia goggles people put on when talking about it only serve to enhance that point.

If you dont like the early 3D graphics its really no problem because the playstation and saturn got tons of 2D sprite games.

Of course it is. If it was half as good as people make it out to be it wouldn't have flopped.

Nostalgia always makes things overrated. However, the dreamcast had its darn good fine points too. Problem was it was somewhat like the neogeo. An expensive, ahead of its time console that, that's basic library, at least for a majority of its games, were _arcade_ games.

Ultimately it failed because it did not have enough other games in addition to its arcade game library and could not at all compete with the other consoles breadth of games.

I've always thought it was overrated.