For all that is good about Skyrim, there are still Elder Scrolls fans who have a special place in their hearts reserved for the relatively wacky 2002 iteration of the series, Morrowind.

Which is great, because Morrowind is a great game! It's also, sadly, a little ugly these days, which is a problem for those either looking to play it for the first time or looking to play it for the first time in years.

Not to worry. The Morrowind Overhaul project continues to look very promising in that regard. While we've seen other attempts at giving the old game a new lease of life this year, they've had their problems, something Morrowind Overhaul 2.0, as this project is called, is looking to improve on.

It certainly does look lovely. For those with a copy of Morrowind on PC and would like to check it out, it should be out in the next week or two.

Oh! And if you're impressed with the song, you can catch more info here.

Morrowind Overhaul [Nehrim]

Recently we told you about a fan project that gives 2002 role-playing game favorite The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind significantly upgraded graphics. Then this mod compilation got blocked due to complications. Still, here's a new video of it.

As our Luke Plunkett wrote overnight, all is not lost with the nixing of this so-called Morrowind 2011. It was a compilation of other Morrowind mods you still may be able to cobble together yourself.

Morrowind 2011 [YouTube]

Give your 2002 copy of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind a fresh, modern day coat of paint with the Morrowind 2011 Graphical Project, a graphical once-over that may make you love the look of Bethesda's massive role-playing game.

The Morrowind 2011 Graphical Project is basically a long, long list of Morrowind mods (4 gigabytes worth!) stuffed into a single, seemingly easy-to-use package. It won't necessarily make the game look as attractive as more recent Elder Scrolls games, but if you've found your interest in the series reignited after the announcement of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, this might be a better way to play through Morrowind.

The project's overseer has uploaded more videos of the mod collection to YouTube, should you need further convincing the files are worth the download.

Morrowind 2011 Graphical Project [Official Site via Reddit]