“Skyrim Special Edition” is a week away from its official release, a remastered version that promises to captivate graphic-hungry gamers. While the gameplay is likely to remain the same, the upcoming version is more likely to offer a smoother and graphic-rich rendition.
With higher resolution graphics to expect, such means that arts and effects should be more appealing for “Skyrim Special Edition”. Bethesda may have addressed that for game consoles but PC users have added flexibility since they can easily retool their computers if needed.
As mentioned in a previous post, the game surprising comes with PC-friendly specs. All aspiring “Skyrim Special Edition” gamers have to do is make sure that they have a machine armed with an Intel Core i5-750 or a Phenom II X4-945 alongside a NVIDIA GTX 470 or an AMD HD 7870 GPU.
Those are the base specs needed and should “Skyrim Special Edition” gamers want to take it to another level, they can simply upgrade some of the peripherals, particularly the GPU. The best way to see if this would be necessary is the official game trailer which was recently released.
Among those shown for “Skyrim Special Edition” include action shots and combat footage which will likely put PCs and consoles to the test. The views are breathtaking and likely enticing most to try it out once it comes out. Luckily, Bethesda can make that happen by revealing the unlock times for the upcoming remastered edition.
The global unlocking will reportedly start at 12 AM UTC though this will be variable. With some “Skyrim Special Edition” player located in different time zones, adjustments to it will be a need. Players who also want to pre-load a digital copy of the game can do so for as long as they have already pre-ordered the game. The important times to jot down can be viewed over at Slash Gear. The official trailer can be viewed below.
