Unfortunately for console players, it does seem that PC gamers will be getting the upper hand with Skyrim Special Edition. In addition, since Microsoft can hope to make a profit off selling Skyrim Special Edition, the likelihood of Skyrim Legendary Edition being added to the backward compatibility list on the Xbox One is most likely non-existent.īethesda has recently made great strides with Sony and Microsoft to try and deliver an equal play experience on consoles and the PC.
Sadly, if a gamer wants to enjoy Skyrim Special Edition, they'll have to start over from scratch with a new Dragonborn. This probably comes as unfortunate news to anyone who has already invested hundreds of hours into Skyrim Legendary Edition.
Pete Hines didn't have anything further to say about PC gamers, which may add some anxiety to the already-weak statement that PC gamers 'should' be able to transfer saves to Skyrim Special Edition. For example, transferring a save from the PC to a PlayStation 4 won't be a possibility. According to Pete Hines, gamers can't transfer saves from prior console generations, nor can they transfer saves from one gaming system to another. Unfortunately, PS4 and Xbox One players won't be able to transfer their saves from an older console to the new Skyrim Special Edition.īethesda Vice President Pete Hines briefly discussed the matter on Twitter, shutting down hopes that saves would be transferrable from the PS3 and Xbox 360 Skyrim Legendary Edition to the new remastered Skyrim Special Edition. The Skyrim remaster for PS4 and Xbox One is well on its way, but long-time Skyrim console fans are in for a disappointment. Bethesda Vice President Pete Hines reveals that players of Skyrim Legendary Edition won't be able to transfer their saves to the new Skyrim Special Edition.
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