Can the player be a werewolf in Skyrim?

Any chance we'll see Skyrim on Sony's Next Generation Portable (PSP2?)

Will there be any references to Morrowind and Oblivion in Skyrim? Will there be any way to alter your character (change hair, add tattoos, etc) in Skyrim?

I made an attempt to play Marrowind and Oblivion but quickly lost interest. But Fallout 3 almost instantly become one of my all time favorite games. What aspects of Skyrim would you say could appeal to a gamer like me who associates more with a theme closer to modern day? Are there any gameplay formulas or aspects used in Fallout that we'll see in Skyrim?

How will the conversation system work?

Will there be any sort of hardcore/survival mode? In other words, will Skyrim incorporate hunger, thirst and sleep deprivation?

Will there be multiple endings? If so, how different from each other will they be?

Will there be random giants in Skyrim? (such as giant slaughterfish and ninroot in oblivion)

Hello GI staff, and Mr. Todd Howard, hope everything's going fine. I have several questions I would like to ask you about Skyrim and I would much appreciate it if you could answer as many of these questions as possible:

1. I have never played a Elder Scrolls game before and I was wondering if a newcomer like me would be able to jump into the game from this point the the game universes evolution and understand everything that is going on? Will Skyrim rely heavily on past lore and the players knowledge thereof or will it be a standalone experience, that would only be further enhanced by playing the previous iterations in the series and knowing all the lore?

2. Will there be new weapon types in the game or will the weapon types remain approximately the same archetypes of spear, mace, sword, bow, etc. etc.?

3. Is there any new element regarding the classes(warrior, rogue, mage) that really excites you in either the way players will use said element, or just the way in which it impacts the way the game is played?

4. Have you been influenced from Fallout 3 in a way which made you approach a problem in Skyrim differently, and if so, what would you say is the most influential lesson you took away from Fallout 3 which later was incorporated into Skyrim?

Just like always, thank you very much GI for giving me the opportunity to ask these questions. I always enjoy the reader mailbags you guys have not only for yourselves, but also for big players in the industry like Mr. Todd Howard. If any of my questions were answered, it is highly appreciated and I would like to thank the GI crew very much for choosing them. Keep up the good work guys.

In Oblivion, you could pick up physical objects by pressing "Z" on the keyboard, effectively allowing you to toss random plates about while the innkeeper eyed you to make sure you weren't stealing. However, when you wanted to do something like position a cup neatly on the table in your house or shelve a book on your bookshelf, the system was decidedly clunky and took the realism down several notches, not to mention forcing me to put my books scattered across the floor or in a chest. Will there be any improved player-item interactions with the new physics system? Will the idea be scrapped completely?

AFter reading about your plans on making the different types of menus from oblivion more streamlined and intuitive, I am having major deja-vu from when Fable 3's "intuitive" menus were announced. Those menus were a major reason I detested that game, and now I'm worried about Skyrim. What can you tell me to calm me down? :P. Things like how quickly can I switch between weapons, how fast I can access information on spells and quests would be great. I'm glad these menus are being spruced up, but are all of these design improvements at the expense of quickly doing anything?

What kind of improvements have you made in character creation so the player can really make that character his or her own?

Will it be possible for PC players to enable high resolution HD textures (without having to mod them in)?

1.Will you be able to Adjust your character's height/build? 2.Will the "console" features "tilde key" of Oblivion still be active with the new engine? 3.Directx 11?

How expansive will Skyrim be? The world in Oblivion was pretty big, will Skyrim be just as big or will it be even bigger?

Will there be a HUD, and if not, how will the health system work?

What was the biggest concern when developing the game?

Was there ever any temptation to add a multiplayer component?

How long has this game been in development?

Will there be morality like in Fallout?

What guilds will be present and if there are new ones what will they be?

Are you worried about any of the competition releasing during the same time frame?

Can you be a werewolf or vampire in this game?

Will we be able to buy and customized houses for storing our items?

Will there be any companions that can accompany you?

Is dialog system changed?

are you going to be able use magic while riding on a horse or any other new form of traveling added to the game

Can we get some Khajiit screenshots soon? The Khajiit is my favorite race to play as for their stealth and speed.