Consider this a PSA for all those Xbox 360, Kinect and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim owners out there. Fire up your console, pop the game into the disc drive and download the free batch of DLC. You’ll be getting the functionality Bethesda shows off in the video at the head of this post. In case

Dragon shouts are about to get a whole lot more amazing. Bethesda has announced that they are officially bringing Kinect functionality to the Xbox 360 version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It will be “available for free as a title update slated for release this month” and feature over 200 voice commands. The voice

Supposedly, Bethesda and ZeniMax Online Studios are working on a brand new MMORPG in the Elder Scrolls universe. The rumor comes from Tom’s Guide, a tech site, as they declared from an anonymous source that this brand new game would be announced in May of this year. The site went on to indicate that they had

During this year’s DICE convention, Bethesda’s Todd Howard got up on stage and showed off the video you see above. As it is indicated in the clip, Bethesda got together after their game was released and spent a week doing whatever they wanted to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim universe. Some of those new features were

While we were in the midst of reporting on CES 2012, Amazon released two lists for their 10 best selling games in 2011. It happened last Friday, but we figured the list was interesting enough to wrangle up and share with you. The rankings are, for the most part, unsurprising as titles like Modern Warfare

Razer announced its upcoming Windows 8 based gaming tablet, complete with unique gaming grips on the periphery of the display, at the start of this year’s CES. The company promised Project Fiona, as they’re currently calling it, will be capable of running high-end PC games. Destructoid took that marketing speak and put it to the test

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was, without a doubt, one of the best games released in 2011. Bethesda managed to redefine what it means to be an open world RPG while capturing genre hallmarks that kept their game perfect for diehard fans. We placed it in the number two position in our Top 11 Games of

Welcome to this brand-spankin’-new TechnoBuffalo feature we’re going to try and run once every week. We’ve got ourselves an outstanding, talkative community and we’re looking to harness that and spur it along with a weekly debate topic. So, every Friday, I’ll toss up a debatable challenge, you folks will vote and discuss. I’ll also be

2011 was an amazing year for the gaming medium. When I first gathered the roughly 50 titles that I thought would even be worth considering for the of the year, I knew immediately that I’d have a tough road of sorting ahead. This year was brilliant, and I can honestly say that there were so

With over 10 million copies of Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim sold it shouldn’t be too surprising people have been getting creative with it.  Whether it be making it work with a Kinect controller or making the characters at an execution dance to LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem,” someone is always doing something creative with this game.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, in addition to winning multiple Game of the Year awards from outlets and events all over the world, is selling exceptionally well. ZeniMax Media, the company above Skyrim developing studio Bethesda Softworks, announced by way of press release that more than 10 million copies of the game on the Xbox

Raptr is the online social community site for gamers. By registering and providing usernames and gamertags for accounts across all gaming platforms, users have their gaming stats tracked. Along with Achievements and game titles, playing times are logged as well. Raptr celebrates the closure of 2011 by releasing a list of the most played games

YouTube user and PC game modder KinectFAAST has gone and created something exceptionally awesome: a mod that lets PC gamers play The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim with the Kinect. Even better than that, he actually demonstrates that the game works well with the controller-free interface. In fact, the whole thing seems surprisingly fun and fluid. Without

The world of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is enormous. What’s more, in this humongous world, as is now synonymous with Bethesda‘s RPGs, there is a ton of stuff to see, do and collect. As mere mortal gamers, it’s impossible for us to accurately remember where we left that suit of armor when we were over-encumbered that one time,

If you really loved The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, then you’ve already spent countless hours pouring over the books scattered around the game world. Bethesda took it upon themselves to push the lore of their realm out on all sides by physically writing pieces of fiction to fill the bindings of Skyrim‘s in-game books. You can

What you see above is a stunning time-lapse video of the world of Bethesda‘s The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The three minutes of sped up footage were put together by gamer and YouTube user WrenTheReaper. It’s a work that will likely inspire a few people the pick up the game for themselves. Skyrim has been doing exceptionally

When we say “completely owning,” we absolutely mean it. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim released last Friday, November 11th, on all platforms. A major playing destination for fans of the genre is obviously the PC, which is, of course, where you’ll access the Steam Marketplace. According to Steam’s Game and Player Statistics, their audience is enjoying

Spike just sent out a press blast that fell directly into our inboxes here at TechnoBuffalo. In it was some information regarding both several upcoming games and a few of their awards night’s nominees. The Spike Video Game Awards will air live on December 10th at 8:00pm EST. Part of the show will be the

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is set to release, along with like 10 billion other (minor exaggeration) fantastic looking games, in November. In preparation for that release date, and as a way to hype the ever-loving begeezus out of fans, Bethesda has created and launched the live action trailer you see above. A village is about to

The full rundown of Achievements for the Xbox 360 version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has hit the net. The standard of 1000 Gamerscore will be spread across 50 Achievements. The list below indicates the level system, a few of the game’s mechanics and the titles of missions or chapters. Consider everything below this line of

The Wii U’s appeal for developers probably typically lands in two separate categories: A graphically capable Nintendo console meets a unique way to interact with on-screen items. And, for RPG makers, the Wii U may present one of the best possible features the genre could stand to tango with: The screen on the controller. Knock

Dear readers, I suggest you block out the next available twenty minutes of your day for some in-game Elder Scrolls action. This Skyrim demo is presented by Bethesda‘s Todd Howard. If my memory serves me correctly, though it may not with more than three months gone by since the convention, this is roughly the same demo given

Despite the fact that Bethesda is still busy at work promoting The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the major publisher announced that it has a new game from Arkane Studios on the way that looks quite promising based on early details. The title is a first-person, stealth-based action game called Dishonored, a game meant to test your morals with

Annually, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, commonly referred to as E3, takes place in Los Angeles, acting as one of the largest venues for showing off upcoming games and game-related hardware. With so many great titles currently in development alongside countless rumors about new consoles, the anticipation surrounding this year’s trade show is unprecedented. Though we