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Submitted by Aclay 681d ago | interview

Interview: Todd Howard On The Scope, Vision Of Skyrim

Gamasutra recently sat down with Todd Howard, design director on Bethesda Softworks' long awaited Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, which is launching this November on PC and high-definition consoles.

Here, the long-time game developer talks about working with the game's all-new Creation Engine, how the studio changed up the Oblivion formula, and whether it's possible to convey the vision of a single designer through such a massive project.

Howard also explains how the studio approaches accessibility (hint: "It's not something that we think about a lot"), and the bugs that manage to sneak into Bethesda's massive, do-what-you-want games. (PC, PS3, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Todd Howard, Xbox 360)

Redgehammer  +   681d ago
Great interview! I am, figuratively, frothing at the mouth for Skyrim.

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