Skyrim's Special Edition recaptures and beautifies the original game, but leaves a lot of room for an even-more-special edition down the road.
Much as the prophets over at Bethesda Game Studios foretold, the Dragonborn has returned to us, but it's certainly not the second coming. The Nordic homeland looks better here, no doubt, but never quite good enough to let it pass for a modern game, and it lacks any new content or behind-the-scenes features to make it feel fresh for a returning adventurer. But soon after I'd spy rich foliage carpeting the floors of dark fir forests and light bouncing off choppy waters on Lake Ilinalta, and these sights would kindle a homesickness for this made-up world I explored for months five years ago, but the inconsistency of the graphics upgrade leaves Skyrim in a strange place. It's the first thing I saw in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition as we rode in the cart toward our execution, and it didn't leave the best first impression. The Anniversary Edition launches on November 11, 2021.Rigid and coarse, Ralof's hair looks like a piece of dust-caked banana Laffy Taffy I once found under my couch. However, we imagine that Skyrim will benefit from faster loading times and improved graphics. Bethesda has not outlined what changes it has made to make the game 'next-gen'. Special Edition owners will also receive a free next-gen upgrade for the PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles. Apparently, Special Edition owners will be able to upgrade to the Anniversary Edition for a nominal fee, albeit an unknown one at this stage. Essentially, these are DLC that comprise of weapons and new quests. The Anniversary Edition includes the main game and all expansions already contained within the Special Edition game, along with over 500 Creation Club elements. Now, Bethesda has announced that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will receive an Anniversary Edition marking ten years since its release. Bethesda even has a VR version of the game, appropriately called Skyrim VR. Since then, the company brought a Special Edition version to the PC, PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One, which it subsequently ported to the Nintendo Switch. Bethesda released The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in 2011, debuting on PC, PlayStation and the Xbox 360.
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