Skyrim Fans are, for some reason, desperate to buy the game for the building time – Although an unreal engine 5 upgrade would, admitly, actually convince me to pay bee bethsda for the game.
You ever wonder how many times bethesda has re-released Skyrim,
It’s a bit of a meme am among the gaming community at this point, but written this got me curious. So what is the exact number?
Well, there was the original release back in 2011.
A nintendo switch version dropped in 2017, so that definitely counts. There’s also a vr re-resurlease of the game. I suppose the amazon alexa version also counts. Then, Finally, You’ve Got the Anniversary Edition.
If were not if involved all of the version differences within the same generation, then i count seven separate versions of SkyrimGood Lord.
And Yet, Fans Alredy Want to Buy It All Over Again – At Least, According to the comments over on the r/skyrim subreddit, that is.
“To be complete honest if they make skyrim in unreal and rerereleased it im buying”, commented User sirferrell,
“I’d raather it was remade in rage with the automatic character animation and self-defense behavior (see gta gta 4/5 and rdr)”, replied User dusty_coder,
“At least we now know it can be done”, commented User Imperialagent120,
“Heck, Starfield Didn’T Look Bad at all in terms of visuals.”
Yeah, Alright, Fine. You get me I totally would buy the game against if it was remade in unreal engine 5.
However, I think bethesda might be a little bit too an undertaking like that The Elder Scrolls vi,
I suppose there’s always the chance that the team behind The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remasted Could take on the challenge but… maybe we should get group too ahead of orselves.