I wonder if they change that(59-60fps) with the new version, Special Edition...
the "new version" is nothing that you can't achieve with modding (actually modding might give better results) i doubt they give anything more than "just a graphic and effects overhaul"
the only thing i would consider as a step up from them, would be a 64bit executable, otherwise i don't need the "remastered" version
Remastered:
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Video games[edit]
For more details on this topic, see
Video game remake.
A comparison of
Halo: Combat Evolved (left) and
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary (right) with redrawn graphics.
Remastering a video game is more difficult than remastering a film or music because the video game's graphics show their age.
[11] This can be due to a number of factors. For example, modern televisions tend to have higher
display resolutions than the televisions available when the video game was released.
[11] Because of this, classic games that are remastered typically have their graphics redesigned or their original graphics re-rendered at the higher resolutions used by
high-definition televisions.
[11] If a video game with redesigned artwork should be considered more a remake than remaster (of the original artwork) is debated.
An example of a game that has had its graphics redesigned is
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary,
[11] while the core character and level information is exactly the same as in
Halo: Combat Evolved.
[11][12][13]
An example of a game that has had its original graphics re-rendered at higher resolutions is
Hitman HD Trilogy, which contains two games with high resolution graphics:
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and
Hitman: Contracts. Both were originally released on
PC,
PlayStation 2, and
Xbox.
[14] The original resolution was
480p on Xbox. With the remaster, the games are displayed at
720p on
Xbox 360.
[14]
There is some debate regarding whether new graphics of an older game at higher resolutions make a video game look better or worse than the original artwork, with comparisons made to colorizing black-and-white-movies.
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a contrario of Halo, skyrim was already nearly perfect in 2011 and now in 2016 with modding : it can be perfect (aka: community modders did all the job Bethesda needed to do for the remaster? .... probably
)
(255 limite is not really overmodding when carefully choosen, and that come from someone that play with at last 80 follower mods on a 255 full list ... )
) ENB : is nearly mandatory for a lot of games not only for skyrim (come on we are talking about Bethesda ... nearly none of their game is finished, without modding ...never liked any of their vanilla npc in Oblivion or Skyrim )
DANG IT i reached the
