The core game is intact, alongside three DLC packages, new quests, environments, equipment and more. Remastered art and effects, volumetric lighting, dynamic depth of field and other graphical touch-ups pepper the re-release, which comes as an admirable nod of the original game that spawned the 'arrow to the knee' fanaticism, alongside a host of memes that added to the frenzy. According to the publisher, the game will support mods on consoles, which is a major functionality for non-PC Skyrim players, given that mods are widely popular among the Skyrim community. Gamers wouldn't want another Halo: Reach debacle.īethesda also detailed the specific overhauls that were coming to Skyrim: Special Edition. The minimum and recommended requirements are significantly more demanding than those of the original game in 2011, but because of the remastered components of the game, it's simply logical for the special edition to need more horsepower to run smoothly. The reason for Europe's larger size is the added language options inside the game. For Xbox One players, prepare to have at least 17 GB (North America) and 25 GB (Europe) of free storage to install the game.

GPU: Nvidia GTX 780 3 GB /AMD R9 290 4 GBįor those who intend to play Skyrim: Special Edition for either Xbox One or PlayStation 4, you need to have at least 20 GB (North America) and 33 GB (Europe) of storage for the PS4.

GPU: Nvidia GTX 470 1 GB /AMD HD 7870 2 GB Recommended.

Operating system: 64-bit Windows 7/8.1/10.

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