Jake 'The Voice' Parr is a gaming journalist for GameRant.com, specializing in writing articles about video games. With a focus on rankings, details, and hidden gems, Jake provides readers with insightful and entertaining content about their favorite games.
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Jake Parr predominantly covers video games, particularly through reviews and rankings of various aspects within the gaming industry. If you have expertise in video game analysis, trends, or specific game features that align with his areas of interest like "The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion," "BioShock Series," and "Nintendo DS Ports," reaching out to him with unique insights or expert commentary on these topics could be valuable.
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Each entry in the Bioshock series has offered some pretty dark moral dilemmas for players to wrestle with.
Hundreds upon thousands of hours of constant grinding and replaying are often required to get these devious achievements.
Be it based on raw power, beneficial effects, or unique abilities, these artifacts range from half-decent to brilliant.
By: Jake 'The Voice' Parr
Oblivion is a creepier game than some give it credit for...
By: Jake 'The Voice' Parr
Raining burning dogs! Being a party pooper! Freeing ogres! Never a dull day in Oblivion.
These odd inclusions will fire rainbow lasers, erase baddies from history, or be spotted on a not-so-delightful hunt for easter eggs.
The Nintendo DS had itself some clever and creative ports of already-great games.
When there’s something strange in Oblivion, who should ya call? The Hero of Kvatch!
Once you grab these weapons, clearing out Black Mesa and Xen will be a whole lot fairer and more gratifying.
The Lusty Argonian Maid is popular, yet it barely fills a single page when transcribed. There are better books to read in Oblivion.
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