WATCH > New 'Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim' Trailer: Want It?
SodaHead Gaming
2011/11/09 07:53:05
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"The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind" was hailed as one of the greatest free-roaming games of its time, but graphics were Jurassic in 2002. "Oblivion," its 2006 sequel, was a huge upgrade in the visuals department, but it sacrificed some of the freedom and immensity of the first game.
Now that Bethesda perfected the balance in "Fallout 3," its post-nuclear sister series, all eyes are on "Skyrim." The newest installment in the "Elder Scrolls" series has been hovering over the gaming community, patiently awaiting its November 11 release date. Fans, of course, have been less patient.
Just a few days shy of its official release, Bethesda released a full two minute trailer for the game, complete with in-game footage, narrative, and showy cinematics. The aesthetic is right on -- a kind of "Lord of the Rings" meets Viking Age adventure -- and the graphics are as stunning as you'd expect from the makers of "Fallout 3."
Perhaps the biggest addition to the "Elder Scrolls" franchise will be the ability to fight dragons. Unfortunately, when IGN asked director Todd Howard if players would be able to ride dragons, he responded, "Not in the way you're asking." (He also said unicorns would be available as a $100 download. Grain of salt.)
Now that Bethesda perfected the balance in "Fallout 3," its post-nuclear sister series, all eyes are on "Skyrim." The newest installment in the "Elder Scrolls" series has been hovering over the gaming community, patiently awaiting its November 11 release date. Fans, of course, have been less patient.
Just a few days shy of its official release, Bethesda released a full two minute trailer for the game, complete with in-game footage, narrative, and showy cinematics. The aesthetic is right on -- a kind of "Lord of the Rings" meets Viking Age adventure -- and the graphics are as stunning as you'd expect from the makers of "Fallout 3."
Perhaps the biggest addition to the "Elder Scrolls" franchise will be the ability to fight dragons. Unfortunately, when IGN asked director Todd Howard if players would be able to ride dragons, he responded, "Not in the way you're asking." (He also said unicorns would be available as a $100 download. Grain of salt.)
Now I can frikking replace my keyboard so this one can be hung up so all the spit from me drooling can drip out and it can dry up
So...you see im not addicted to the game...played a few hrs...not rushing to finish even though if i finish the game i get 30 dollars back from game stop...that should have given me a heads up
IT HAS NO MULTIPLAY
But judging by his picture, he probably is a troll! Haha
my bad... don't torrent it btw, support the developer, buy it (just a general remark, not directed specifically at you)
1. character levels
2. questing/grinding
3. cat people
Unfortunately, I can't get it till next March.
So...you see im not addicted to the game...played a few hrs...not rushing to finish even though if i finish the game i get 30 dollars back from game stop...that should have given me a heads up
SKYYYYYYYYYYRRRRRRRRRRRRRRIII...
(Sorry for the spam, I just had to get that out of my system.)