We hope you are as excited as we are to return to the world of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Bringing the game to a new generation of players and hardware – including the ability to play PC Mods on consoles – has been an incredible journey for us and we can’t wait to share the game with you.
Read MoreSkyrim Special Edition launched just last week, and already the game has seen plenty of modders upgrading their projects for the remastered release of the game. Among those is Southern California native Roger Libiez – pronounced "lee-bee" – who is best known for his “Unofficial” patches for both The Elder Scrolls and Fallout Series.
Read MoreOne of my all-time favorite PAX memories is from PAX Prime 2013. At our Elder Scrolls Online booth, we encountered two spot-on Draugrs from Skyrim, courtesy of Bill and Britt Doran of prop-making studio, Punished Props.
Read MoreOur ‘My Creation’ series continues this week with Nick Pearce of Melbourne, Australia. Last month, Nick (a.k.a. ModernStoryTeller) received a received an Australian Writers’ Guild award for his Skyrim Modding project, The Forgotten City – available to download now for both PC and Xbox One.
Read MoreWhether it’s in the Commonwealth or Skyrim, if there’s a mod delivers that delivers something locomotion-related, there’s a strong chance it came from Kevin Brock (a.k.a. Trainwiz). Hailing from Northern California, Kevin enjoys programming/coding, running and reading. And as you guessed it, he loves trains – even creating horrifying amalgams for Microsoft’s Train Simulator.
Read MoreThis week our ‘My Creation’ series catches up with Sherri-Lyn Smith – or as you probably know her in the TES community, Shezrie. Whether it’s Skyrim, Oblivion, or Fallout, Shezrie’s mods generally focus on creating memorable homes for players.
Read MoreTodd Howard, Executive Producer and Game Director at Bethesda Game Studios, will soon become the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences 22nd Hall of Fame recipient.
Read MoreLater this year, you not only can be who you want and do what you want in Bethesda Game Studios’ open-world fantasy epic. You’ll also be able to take The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim wherever you want – literally – thanks to the Nintendo Switch.
Read MoreThis week’s ‘My Creation’ Interview features Joshua Spigel, better known to The Elder Scrolls modding community as Phenderix. In February, his project Magic Evolved for Skyrim Special Edition became one of our first Featured Mods for the game.
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