Check this site out... it's pretty detailed. http://www.skyrimnexus.com/
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Game » consists of 30 releases. Released Nov 11, 2011
- Xbox 360
- PC
- PlayStation 3
- Xbox 360 Games Store
- + 5 more
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox Series X|S
The fifth installment in Bethesda's Elder Scrolls franchise is set in the eponymous province of Skyrim, where the ancient threat of dragons, led by the sinister Alduin, is rising again to threaten all mortal races. Only the player, as the prophesied hero the Dovahkiin, can save the world from destruction.
What system will you be buy Skyrim on?
I dont really like bad combat or generic fantasy so i guess i wont buy skyrim
``you be buy Skyrim`` LOL
Interesting that you can judge the combat from videos.I dont really like bad combat or generic fantasy so i guess i wont buy skyrim
``you be buy Skyrim`` LOL
Xbox 360, I'm a Mac user so no PC gaming for me. I will miss out on mods (my friend always shows them off to me on his computer).
I own all the platforms it is coming out for. So, I guess I will wait and see where the game is best. If it is pretty universally similar, I will probably go Xbox.
@Shineichimaesendo said:Don't worry, people have been calling this GOTY for months already =/Interesting that you can judge the combat from videos.I dont really like bad combat or generic fantasy so i guess i wont buy skyrim
``you be buy Skyrim`` LOL
@ABritishNerd said:
Xbox 360, I'm a Mac user so no PC gaming for me. I will miss out on mods (my friend always shows them off to me on his computer).
I don't know what kind of Mac you have, but all I can really say is my five year old Macbook Pro has been and is still a passable gaming machine via Bootcamp.
@agemyth said:
@ABritishNerd said:
Xbox 360, I'm a Mac user so no PC gaming for me. I will miss out on mods (my friend always shows them off to me on his computer).
I don't know what kind of Mac you have, but all I can really say is my five year old Macbook Pro has been and is still a passable gaming machine via Bootcamp.
What is this "Bootcamp"?
I have a new macbook pro and it laggs on everything.
If i had a better computer i would buy PC, but since i don't im buying 360, i usually buy 360 over ps3 ( i have both ) because i like the layout and feel of the xbox controller more then the dual shock. but if the ps3 was going to be any different then the 360 ( it isn't ) then i would buy it.
If my laptop could handle it, I'd buy the PC version. Seeing as how that's not the case, I will be getting it for 360. If the mod community comes up with some awesome stuff, I may pick it up for PC later when I have a more capable machine.
Either PC or Xbox 360; if I get Xbox, at least I can guarantee I'll have it pretty much forever (the one aspect of digital distribution that always bothers me.) PC version is probably better, though.
@agemyth said:
@ABritishNerd said:
Xbox 360, I'm a Mac user so no PC gaming for me. I will miss out on mods (my friend always shows them off to me on his computer).
I don't know what kind of Mac you have, but all I can really say is my five year old Macbook Pro has been and is still a passable gaming machine via Bootcamp.
The latest 2011 MBP, it's only got Intel HD 3000 though so I doubt it could play Skyrim.
I'm skeptical as to how they'll fit that game on a single 7gb disc so I'm taking my chances with the PS3 version. Believe me, I'd get it on PC if I had a quad core processor. The dual core I have just isn't cutting it anymore.
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