Bethesda's ultra-popular fantasy RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has come out on almost every available platform since it first released in 2011 on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. But could it come to even more in the future? Geoff Keighley and game director Todd Howard talked at Gamelab in Barcelona, and Howard made it sound like it could come to even more platforms.
"If you want us to stop releasing it, stop buying it," he said. He also revealed a staggering number of people still play Skyrim regularly: "Even now, the amount of people who play Skyrim seven years later; millions of people every month are playing that game."
The Skyrim: Special Edition released for PS4, Xbox One, and PC in 2016, with the Switch release coming a year later. It's also seen a VR release, which debuted on PlayStation VR in late 2017--the PC VR headsets got the game this year. Lastly, Skyrim also got a surprise release on Amazon's Alexa store at E3 2018. Yep! If you have an Amazon Echo or other Alexa-enabled device, you can play Skyrim on it.
Skyrim headlines GameSpot Daily, but we also talk about Nintendo's latest comments on cross-play and Ditto Electrode. Yes, that's what you'll find in today's show, but be sure to tune in every day of the week at 11 AM PST/2 PM EST/7 PM BST/4 AM AEST for another episode of GameSpot Daily. We cover the most exciting gaming news in 30 minutes or less.
