Originally released in 2011 forPC,PlayStation3 andXbox360, before being ported onto systems for every console generation since,Bethesdaknew that it had a hit on its hands withSkyrimthe moment it launched. Which is why we’ve seen so many re-releases.
Check out theSkyrim: Anniversary Editiontrailer below!
Don’t get me wrong,Skyrimstill has those “Bethesda bugs” to this day but it’s hard to argue against the statement of this RPG being one of the best that its genre has to offer.
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What’s more, the ever-vibrantmoddingcommunity continues to breathe new life into the game whether it’s graphic and performance improvements, new content, bug fixes and much more.
UnlikeFallout 3andFallout 4,Skyrimhas no dismemberment mechanics, though it does have some tame gore. Furthermore, the ‘Dismembering Framework’ not only ups theSkyrimgore in real-time but it has also enhanced the sound effects which can change depending on the armour your unfortunate victim of Tamriel is wearing.
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Sadly, it does seem that the ‘Dismembering Framework’ mod is only compatible with the PC version of the game.The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimis out now on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Topics:The Elder Scrolls,Skyrim,Bethesda,Dead Space,EA,Mods,PC
