Over the past few weeks we’ve seen a lot of news about Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and most recently this has included details on the install size for the game, which confused some people at only 3.8 GB for the Xbox 360 and 6GB for the PC.
Skyrim has a release date of November 11, although some people have already managed to get hands-on with the game, which is seen in the Xbox 360 unboxing video below this article, and this also includes a map.
Those of you that want to see Skyrim’s cool character creation and the faces should watch the second video below, which just teases the die-hard fans that have found the Skyrim countdown almost unbearable.
You can see a demo of Skyrim in the third video, which has been published by Bethesda and gives you insight into how they have rewritten everything. The video really helps you understand the size of the world in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and that a mountain in the background is not just scenery, you can actually walk on that mountain. We managed to have a little Skyrim hands-on at an event in London a couple of weeks ago, and to say the graphics are amazing would be an understatement.
The fourth video below this article showcases some of the most popular Skyrim features, including the leveling system, character progression and HUD. Fans have been building wish lists for months now, and this ranges from things wanted for Skyrim houses, Kinect support, multiplayer, a limited edition of the game, and wishes for the characters themselves. Feel free to share your wanted features in the comments while we wait for the full and detailed reviews to appear over the coming weeks.
You may also want to watch the fifth and sixth videos below that detail some new Skyrim screenshots and gameplay, although we will post more visual updates as we get them. The latest live action trailer can be seen in our earlier post here, and also details on the remains of dragons.
What platform will you buy Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on? The game will launch on Xbox 360, PS3 and of course PC? Does the Skyrim collector’s edition interest you, and give us your take on the new armor system and expectations for perks and skill unlocks?
