Bethesda's Todd howard discusses the visual disparity - or apparent lack thereof - between the PC and console versions of Skyrim.

We've received 4 brand new screenshots from the upcoming Elder Scrolls title, Skyrim

After a very long wait, the first gameplay trailer has finally arrived for The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim and it's impressive to say the least.

Bethesda offers potential parents a reward for having their baby on Skyrim's November release date.

Those who’ve played any of Bethesda’s games running on Gamebryo would know that one of the engine’s biggest shortcomings would be its inability to correctly render human faces. People sort of look like people; if those people were wearing ghastly rubber masks of themselves. Fallout 3 and New Vegas had marginally better looking people, but only just. The new engine …

I am a massive Star Wars geek – colossal some might say. So when my most anticipated game of 2011 gets likened to the root cause of my geekdom, I get excited; possibly nerdgasm excited. The most recent edition of OXM magazine has a 16 page spread on Bethesda’s fifth Elder Scrolls game. As per usual, Todd Howard is interviewed …

I can’t help myself; this game cannot fart online without me hearing about it or wanting to smell it. Eeew. Gross analogies aside, a Dutch magazine, called Power Unlimited, has a four page spread on The Elder Scrolls V. That article has a load of new information, which is a refreshing change from Game Informer’s apparent monopoly on Skyrim details. …

When we’re all running around slaying dragons in The Elder Scrolls V, we’ll be doing it as very different characters. That’s the case with most RPGs: your character will be very different to mine. In Skyrim, however, all characters will share a common ability: the Dragon Shout. Game Informer (who seems to have taken up residence in Bethesda’s studios) has …