Another year, another busted version of Skyrim. After being on the market for over a decade, Bethesda’s game that never dies just saw its Anniversary Edition update hit Nintendo Switch.

There's presently a contention among Switch and Skyrim fans debating whether the game is a port of the Special Edition, released October 2016, or the 2011 vanilla version.

The Switch is five years old though, and Skyrim is even older. Plus, the Anniversary Edition is only $50 on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S where the new-gen upgrades were free.

The Skyrim Anniversary Edition, not to be confused with 2013's Skyrim Legendary Edition or 2016's Skyrim Special Edition, debuted last November on new-gen consoles and PC.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition (Switch eShop Game) first released 29th Sep 2022, developed by Bethesda and published by Bethesda.

It looks as if The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition will be heading to Nintendo Switch consoles in the near future.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition showed up on the Nintendo Switch platform this week as a surprise release with an even more surprising price of $70.

Skyrim players on Nintendo Switch now have access to the Anniversary Edition after being snubbed by Bethesda last November.

Yes, the Switch version is based on the upgraded Special Edition (though slightly tamed for the portable), but Skyrim debuted over a decade ago at this point.

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Nintendo and Bethesda have announced that Skyrim: Anniversary Edition will be released on Switch consoles. Its full version is now available for Skyrim and Switch fans everywhere.