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Kinect/Skyrim fans are in for a real treat, because Bethesda officially confirmed that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is going to get Kinect support. This basically means you'll be able to "Fus Ro Dah!" your family members and send them flying right out the window...

As promised, the folks at Bethesda have released a new patch for their RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, updating the game to version 1.4. More importantly perhaps, is the support for the Skyrim Workshop, which also comes with the patch. The devs made it clear that...

According to an update on Bethesda's blog, the Skyrim Creation Kit is going to be released by the end of January. In addition, they've uncovered the changes that are going to arrive with the Skyrim 1.4 patch. Check it out: BUG FIXES General optimizations...

The latest beta drivers (version 290.53) for NVIDIA graphics cards offer a variety of improvements, in addition to optimizations for Bethesda's RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. You can grab the drivers for Windows 7 32-bit/Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP and Windows XP 64-bit, Windows Server 2003 x64. Thanks, Blue.

Having played the PC version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, I must say that the user interface could've been done way better. In fact, it sucked. If you were also bothered by this, you can stop moaning (stop it, stop moaning now!). Instead of moaning like a gay anteater, just head over to Skyrim Nexus where the SkyUI version 1...

ZeniMax Media announced that 10 million units of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim have shipped for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, generating approximately $650 million in retail sales since the game's launch last month (Nov. 11). According to ZeniMax, the PC edition of Skyrim was the best-selling PC game in the US during the entire month on sale...

In addition to updating the PC edition of Skyrim to version 1.3, Bethesda has now released the patch for the Xbox 360 version of the popular RPG. Here's the patch 1.3 change log (for all platforms): General stability improvements Optimize performance for Core 2 Duo CPUs...

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The Skyrim patch we've reported about seems to be causing issues for gamers who have already installed it. The update, which is meant to fix a number of problem in Bethesda's RPG, now appears to bring more faults. That according to users who have been complaining...

As promised, Bethesda release the 1.2 patch for their RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, updating the PC edition of the game. Check out the full list of changes, if you've missed them.

Bethesda just confirmed that they have released the Skyrim’s 1.2 update for the PlayStation 3 (it's labeled 2.01 on PlayStation Network). This patch is available for download in Europe and North America Here's are the changes arriving with the patch: UPDATE 1...

Some of you who are playing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PC may already know that a patch has been rolled out for the popular RPG. While the patch fixed a number of problems it also caused one major problem. Basically, what happened was that the game can no longer be hacked to run in so-called Large Address Aware mode...

Are we having fun yet? Well, I know I am. Still having a hard time convincing my wife, daughter, sister, mother and all my friends and relatives that I really can't talk too long, because there are preparations to be made for college - sorry, that's the "College of Winterhold...

We really don't doubt that a lot of you are either waiting for your copy of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim or are already playing it. Well, we've posted our review of the game yesterday so check it out. Meanwhile, we'd like to hear your thoughts on the game...

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