That's All for 'Prime Suspect' Study: Teenage Gamers Have The
Same Brains As Gamblers  "Saint's Row The Third" and "Skyrim":
The Reviews  By Dan Seitz / 11.16.11  We’ve been playing these
two games back to back, and the results have been an interesting
contrast. One game tries hard to be more mainstream and
accessible, while the other sometimes comes off as deliberately
obtuse and obscure. One is unapologetically what it is, while
the other figures out how you play and configures itself
accordingly.  And in the end, they’re both actually kind of
disappointing, in different ways. Fun, but ultimately in a year
packed to the gills with Game of The Year contenders, both of
these fall a bit short of greatness.   Skyrim is undeniably an
achievement in a few really important respects, not the least of
which is how it designs itself around your play style. Want to
be a slightly less subtle Garrett? The game’s quests will focus
on lockpicking, archery, and persuasion. Want to just basically
stab everything? Right, you