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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Three more screens join a batch of screenshots that reveal the dramatic variety of character options available to players. We've compiled them all in one place.
UPDATE: Bethesda sent over three more as yet unseen screenshots created by journalists at QuakeCon, including another Argonian female, an Argonian male, and a female Redguard. We've placed the three new screens at the front of the gallery below. Enjoy!
ORIGINAL STORY: As we inch closer to the November 11th release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Bethesda continues to roll out new screenshots that show off the many races players can adopt in the new game.
This time, the images are coming from various sites as game journalists each take the character creator for a spin, including Reiner's Khajit that he described a few days ago.
We've compiled many of the images that have shown up publicly in the gallery below, so you can start deciding which direction you want to take your character when the game releases in a few months.
[via G4TV, Destructoid, JeuxVideo, Eurogamer, EpicBattleAxe, Ripten, Kotaku, VideoGameWriters]
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