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Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PS3, Don’t fret says Bethesda

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We’ve been getting drip fed Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim information ever since launch, but one thing we haven’t had the chance to see is the PlayStation version of the game.  We all know that the PC version of the game will be superior, but what about console parity between the Xbox 360 and PS3?  Bethesda’s Pete Hines gave PS3 Elder Scrolls fans some comfort when he recently took to Twitter to calm any doubts about the PS3 version of the game.

Hines said he ” Watched Todd ( Todd Howard, Director of TESV) play Skyrim for quite a while.  Had no idea he was playing PS3 version until he held up controller…So PS3 owners, don’t fret.”

That being said, Hines is the Director of Marketing for the company, and its pretty much his job to say that.  We’ll reserve judgement for when the game hits store shelves.  But with so many multiplatform games converting to the PlayStation 3 so well recently, it wouldn’t be a longshot for the PS3 version to come out looking just as good if not better than the Xbox 360 version of the game.

Hines also addressed a few other points when responding to fans on Twitter.  He noted that there will be multiple actors for each race in the final version of the game.  A complaint that was levied against both Morrowind and Oblivion.

TESV: Skyrim launches this November on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.


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