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by Xav de Matos, Feb 11, 2011 11:00am PSTBethesda has released new sets of chilly concept art and screens developed for its upcoming role-playing adventure The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Though both batches have seen release elsewhere--the screens from Game Informer's cover story and the art in OXM--we're now able to see the direction of the game in glorious, higher resolution.
The concept art features a distinctively Nordic theme, with wild animals and a wing-tipped helmeted hero. The screens offer up the same below-zero hope that "winter coat armor" is a planned DLC addition. According to the Bethesda Blog, the concept pieces were developed by in-house artists Adam Adamowicz and Ray Lederer.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim battles for your dollars at retail on November 11. The game, which features a new engine, will arrive on the PC, Xbox 360, and PS3.
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It's mostly back-end stuff that we, as gamers, aren't going to care terribly much about. The REAL gains would be, hopefully, increased stability, which would be a major boon from their previous games (though I'm not holding my breath on that one).
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