Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Archive

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Skyrim 1.7 update out today

By
Scott Waldyn
– August 9, 2012Posted in: News

For Xbox 360 users worldwide, today marks another Skyrim update from Bethesda. In the 1.7 patch, many bugs are fixed, including some dragon-related bugs crashing games when said dragons land. Among the other bugs are stability issues, animation errors and new water shader tweaks.

Specific to Kinect, this new patch fixes some voice command errors players were previously frustrated with, tweaking the recognition. The update also tackles some dragon-language and Dawnguard-related shouts for the French, German, Italian and Spanish languages.

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Skyrim patch brings battle in the saddle this June

By
Marykate Clark
– May 25, 2012Posted in: News

 

*UPDATE: Bethesda announced (via Twitter) that Update 1.6 will launch the last week in June, the same week as the first DLC, Dawnguard.

Announced on Twitter with an accompanying post on Bethblog, Bethesda Softworks released plans for another free patch coming soon to consoles and PC. Update 1.6 will deliver a wealth of bug fixes (including numerous repairs to the Kinect integration introduced via the previous update) along with mounted combat! Both melee and ranged combat will be available to players while riding via the upcoming patch. So whether it’s Shadowmere, Frost, or that random horse you just stole; gone are the days of running away or dismounting when trouble interrupts your ride. No exact date has been given for console launch, but the specifics of the update were covered in detail in the official announcement posted on Bethesda’s Bethblog site, which you can find below.

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Tomorrow brings Skyrim’s Kinect enabling title update and first DLC info

By
Ryan Reynolds
– April 30, 2012Posted in: News

Bethesda has revealed that the recently announced Kinect support for 2011′s smash-hit role-playing game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be going live tomorrow, on Tuesday May 1st. In case you missed it the first time around, the game’s Kinect support comes in the form of voice commands, which will be available to English speakers who simply download the free title update. Additionally, the publisher has promised that the first official information on the game’s eagerly awaited downloadable content is also coming tomorrow. If virtual dragon slaying is your thing, it sounds like tomorrow is going to be a good day for you! Make sure you check back with us for more Skyrim related news coming your way very soon!

Source: Bethesda Blog

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