Nintendo has said that it will continue to improve and expand on its Switch Online service as well as its recently released premium Expansion Pack - possibly in response to the poor reception to its pricing and recent additions. But, if you already own Skyrim Special Edition, the Anniversary Upgrade will instead cost $19.99 / £15.99.Nintendo will seemingly be sticking with the Switch for several years yet, with internal discussions for a next-generation console still taking place around a release window, and even what its concept will be. On digital storefronts, Skyrim Anniversary Edition will cost $49.99 / £47.99 on November 11, 2021. The article goes on to detail the improvements that Creative Assembly has made for the game and on how certain gameplay mechanics have been tweaked to ensure its accessibility to the PC crowd along with its original following on the consoles.On today's IGN The Fix: Games, Bethesda has finally revealed how much The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition will cost, alongside how much it will be to upgrade from Skyrim Special Edition on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Starcraft 2 has closed out and Command & Conquer is sadly dormant – but that also leaves a gap in the market that Microsoft’s strategy spin-off can perhaps fill. It arrived in a time when the real time strategy genre was having something of a resurgence – Starcraft 2 wasn’t far out, of course, but it wasn’t even alone on console, with EA porting over the third entries in the Red Alert and Tiberium branches of Command & Conquer. The original Halo Wars was a curious thing, but it also wasn’t exactly out of place. In comparison, Halo Wars 2 will be published in a period where the Command & Conquer franchise has entered a lull, StarCraft 2 has seen its last expansion pack Legacy of the Void released and its story at an end and where Dawn of War III is still a considerable distance away from release. It also goes to mention a bit on how the original Halo Wars had been published during a mini-renaissance for RTS gaming, as if you can remember, 2007-2010 had saw the release of Dawn of War II, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, C&C 3: Tiberium Wars, C&C3: Kane's Wrath and C&C Red Alert 3.
On console the problems remain, though some of Halo Wars’ unique and satisfying pacing and styling is thanks to the limitations of the Xbox One’s default input method. Halo Wars 2 fixes that, at least, by offering a PC version with the traditional type of RTS controls. It was a fine system for a campaign experience but one I honestly didn’t end up playing online much because I didn’t feel I could be truly competitive while battling the controller as well. Halo Wars was a great attempt to make the RTS genre work on console.
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