Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition has reportedly been rated for Switch
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition has reportedly been rated for Nintendo Switch.
The game is said to have been classified for release on Nintendo’s console by the Taiwanese ratings board, which has previously revealed a number of games prior to their official announcements.
The Elder Scrolls Anniversary classification no longer appears to be viewable online, perhaps suggesting it has been removed because it was listed in error or ahead of schedule, although not before Twisted Voxel took a screenshot of it.
Announced last August, the latest remaster of the popular RPG was released for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4 and PC in November 2021 to coincide with the game’s 10th anniversary.
The Skyrim Anniversary Edition followed the 2013 Legendary Edition and the 2016 Special Edition. The Anniversary Edition includes everything from the Special Edition – an enhanced version of the main game and its Dawnguard, Hearthfire and Dragonborn expansions.
It also includes 500 pieces of content from the game’s Creation Club, which includes quests, dungeons, bosses, weapons and spells made by both Bethesda and community creators.
Last November, Bethesda Game Studios director Todd Howard said he wished the company could release The Elder Scrolls 6 sooner than planned, while explaining why the game is still likely some years away.
Speaking to IGN, Howard admitted the extended wait between series entries was not ideal. “Would you plan to have the kind of gap we’re having between Skyrim and the follow-up? I can’t say that’s a good thing,” he said.
“I wish I could wave a wand and the game that we want to make, and we have or haven’t started things on just came out. Absolutely. But there’s other things we want to do, right?
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