Oh boy, I still remember all those poor PC gamers that were blaming and cursing EA and THQ for the leaked PC versions of Battlefield 3 and Saints Row: The Third. The good thing – if you can call it a good thing – was that those pirated versions were not fully playable before their official release. In the land of consoles however, things are a bit different. And we can report at this point that the X360 version of the highly anticipated The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has been leaked to various torrent sites. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Leaked on X360 10 Days Before Official Release→
As with most multi-platform games, there is a lot of concern about the quality of Bethesda’s highly anticipated RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s PC version. And although we do know that the game will support mods – thus will achieve higher levels of image fidelity due to texture packs and mods, Pete Hines has stated that the vanilla PC version is impressive and great looking. In fact, when Pete was asked by a fan about the PC version, he replied that it will ‘melt your face’ – provided you already have a high-end PC. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim PC is gonna ‘melt your face’→
Enjoy the first 20 minutes of Bethesda’s upcoming RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. As usual, these first 20 minutes contain some spoilers so avoid this video if you want to experience the game the way it was meant to be played. Skyrim is slated for release on November 11th and promises to be one of the best games of 2011. Oh, and although Bethesda claimed that its game engine is brand new… well, it’s obvious that it is based on the old Gamebryo. Still, let’s hope that it will be better optimized for current-generation CPUs and GPUs. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – First 20 Minutes→
Noticed something interesting? Yeap, those system requirements for Bethesda’s upcoming RPG – that were supposed to be released yesterday – are nowhere to be found. Fear not though, as there is a high probability that they will finally get revealed sometime today. This comes from Pete Hines himself, as he tweeted yesterday that the PC spec tests are running today. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim PC System Requirements Released→
Fan film director Blake Armstrong and his team have put together a short, live-action Skyrim trailer. According to Blake, their budget was quite limited and although this trailer captures cleverly Skyrim’s atmosphere, we kind of hoped that it would feature dragons and an extended footage of the fights. Still, it’s quite good and will help you get ready for Bethesda’s RPG. Enjoy! Continue reading New fan-made Skyrim short film looks cool→
Tom Antos released today a new live-action short film that is based on Bethesda’s Skyrim. This video showcases a dragon’s hunt and although it looks good, it lacks a bit polishing here and there. The sounds are also a bit underwhelming but overall, it’s sweet and shows that there is great potential for an actual live-action mini series. Check it out after the jump. Continue reading Skyrim – Real-Life Action Short Film Is Sweet→
Scott Houghton has just informed us about his metal remix of Skyrim’s theme and let us tell you that it’s epic. In case you don’t like metal, then go ahead and listen to it. Yeap, it’s that good – and that comes from a trance fan. Skyrim is slated for a November 11th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy this metal remix after the jump. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Sons of Skyrim (Metal Remix)→
Have you ever wondered how the Skyrim trailer would look like if it was remade for Team Fortress 2? If so, check out what Armago24X has been making over these past months. Obviously this guy can’t wait to get his hands on Skyrim and loves Valve’s little gem, so this cross-over is quite interesting. It’s really great and stays somehow true to the original trailer from Bethesda. Enjoy! Continue reading Skyrim trailer remade in Team Fortress 2→
Bethesda has just released a video/walkthrough for their highly anticipated RPG, Skyrim. In this video, game director Todd Howard guides us through the Skyrim demo that was shown behind closed doors at E3 and most recently to fans at QuakeCon and PAX Prime. We should also note that this is from the X360 build. Enjoy the video after the jump. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – 20 Minutes of Gameplay Footage→
Bethesda has just confirmed via their Elder Scrolls Twitter account that the highly anticipated fifth part of their successful fantasy RPG series, The Elder Scrolls, will use Steamworks as its DRM. So good news to most people as the game won’t use at least Microsoft’s GFWL service as the game is released under the Games for Windows label. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will use Steamworks→
