The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition will release on November 11, 2021, for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 and PS5. But the Anniversary Edition has been announced and here is what it will come with. You would think that there would be no more game versions of Skyrim as it has already been expanded a lot courtesy of the modding community. After the vanilla version, Bethesda had brought Skyrim Special Edition, with improved visuals. It is going to be a decade since Skyrim’s launch and yet the allure continues, with people still playing it. In truth, I’ll probably play more of that in the coming weeks-revisiting it got me in the mood again.On November 11 this year, 10 years would have passed since Bethesda launched The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the game that proved to be a game-changer in the open-world role-playing game genre. I wanted a better version of one of my favourite games, only to realize that the original is, in fact, that better version. I wanted a smooth framerate, not random slowdown and generally slower movement. I wanted actual anti-aliasing, not the smudgy filters that Bethesda are convinced looks good. The further I got into this “special” edition, the more I was left wanting. Maybe if you played the original on the 360, and play this version on the PS4, you might get a little more out of it, but I doubt it. That means the only noticeable thing is how comparatively chuggy the whole thing is compared to the original, and made me more tempted to just keep playing that version. The improvements are marginal, and rarely noticeable. Running around on an open plain at sunset is slightly more astonishing than it used to be, and the draw distance is notably improved in some areas (snowcapped mountains not flickering, for instance.) Yet when I found myself captivated by the game, I saved, exited, and jumped back into the original. There are some moments where the graphical upgrades surprised me, sure, but they were few and far between.
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