the elder scrolls v: skyrim

What could be better than mashing hotkeys in the heat of melee battle? Barking commands into your TV, of course. Skyrim players will be able to do just that after a patch support for voice commands through Kinect.

In a bumper crop of games that already puts previous years to shame, these are the titles that had what it takes to rise to the very top of their respective categories and earn the title of Best Games 2011.

Two of 2011's hottest games provide the score for some amazing holiday light shows.

It has been an incredible year in gaming in every genre. Below are our choices for the best of the best.

With millions of gamers spending countless hours slaying fire breathing dragons within Skyrim, the gaming industry made an astounding amount of money during November 2011.

Upcoming app Dragon Shout offers Skyrim players a way to track their adventures.

We have two copies of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to give away, one for the PS3 and one for Xbox 360, and both are signed by the developers from Bethesda Game Studios. Read on to learn how you can enter to win!

Battlefield 3 could get ousted from second place with The Elder Scrolls V's first-week sales tally.

Fan-made remake of Elder Scrolls V trailer taps Duck Hunt, Legend of Zelda, and Duke Nukem for inspiration.

The director of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has said that the game will feature infinite quests.

Here’s our guide on what look to be some of the best games of 2011. Christmas begins in October this year for gamers, as several of the biggest titles of the year are all released in a short span.

The first look at the world map that will accompany The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has been released.

Bethesda and Microsoft have announced that all add-on content for the upcoming game, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, will be available on Xbox Live 30 days before they hit PC or PS3.

BioShock Infinite ends up being the big winner in this years Game Critics Awards: Best of E3, with four wins, including the top prize for Best of Show.

One of the most anticipated games of the year, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is also one of the most visible games at this year’s E3. And with good reason.

Minecraft creator Markus Persson announces that the wildly popular PC game will finally leave its beta phase and become a full release on 11/11/11, more than two years after it was first launched.

The Elder Scrolls video game series developer Bethesda Softworks offers any fan who names their child born on the coming sequel's 11/11/11 release date "Dovahkiin" a special reward.