Well, if you have the game on PC then…possibly not. But the question is, will it be worth the buy? The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition comes five years after the original release of the award winning open world role-playing game. (Larger version of the pic up-top available with a click, by the way).Coming Friday, October 28, one of the greatest games of all time is scheduled for rerelease. We can also say we create the collector’s editions we’d want to own,” said Pete Hines, VP of PR and marketing for Bethesda. “We always say that we make the games we want to play. That's the only bit I want (other the game). One! Hundred! And! Thirty! Pounds! Still, the aforementioned map is also in there too. 'The Making of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim' DVD - This documentary DVD contains exclusive, behind-the-scenes footage, including interviews with the Bethesda Game Studios team as they take you from concept to creation and provide insights into the story, gameplay, setting, legacy of the Elder Scrolls franchise, and much more. With a foreword by game director Todd Howard and commentary from Bethesda Game Studios artists, readers will be guided through the game's iconic visual style. 'The Art of Skyrim' Official Art Book - Featuring over 200 pages of striking, full-color illustrations, sketches and models, this stunning 9 3/8" x 12 1/8" coffee table book showcases the characters, creatures, environments, and weaponry of Skyrim.
He stands perched atop one the game's many dragon walls that teach the player the lethal language of dragons. Modeled from actual in-game 3D digital files, it showcases Alduin, the World Eater. Here's the full contents breakdown - see if you can spot anything I've overlooked.Īlduin Statue - Created in conjunction with the IP Factory, this collector's only statue stands 12" tall and is made of high quality PVC. Oh, sorry - I should have specified that the dragon statue is actually "high quality PVC." So there you go. But nope: your £130 gets you a 200-page coffee table artbook, a Making Of Skyrim DVD (not even Blu-Ray, for heaven's sakes) and a PVC dragon statue. I've gone back over the list of contents repeatedly, convinced that I must have missed something. £130! What delights it must surely, surely contain. Perhaps sir would like a Kindle? A new phone? A suit that makes you look like Dr Who? A rare French cheese so potent that it causes pan-dimensional blindness within a three kilometre radius? Or, if you really want to push the boat out, the £130/$150/€150 The Elder Parchments V: Skyrim Collector's Edition. You know what helps with moping? Spending lots of money on items you don't actually need. It's Monday morning, and that means you're probably in a mope.
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