On page 59 of GI, with the giant spider, just off to the left is a picture of some ruin or something, it's brown tinged, and there is a round door within a larger arch shape in the centre. Does anyone else think this may suggest some retention of the Dwemer style from Morrowind, even if much of it is dramatically changed? I can see elements of both the new and old Dwemer style in that image. I'd post a pic, but I'm not allowed.

i had the same thought. no idea though

In one of the videos about the 'the sounds of Skyrim' he showed the animation of this round spherical robot thing that unfolded itself you had back in morrowind (if i remember correctly). I'm pretty sure you used to find these things in old Dwemer caverns. So i'f i remember those parts correctly then i'm pretty sure we'll be see'ing Dwemer dungeons again.

Reminded me of a dulled-down and really old version of the doors in Sotha Sil (city not god):

http://pnmedia.gamespy.com/planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/fms/images/mods/6829/1219575118_fullres.jpg

(techically that image is from a retexture mod, but you get an idea)

Yes Dwemer ruins and Dwemer constructs are back in Skyrim.

To see a Dwemer centurion(Think its called that) watch the sounds of skyrim video and it's on the moniter at one point, shows full animation for it too. Theres also been a few confirmations of there being dwemer ruins and such but I can't remember where

Judging from what you explained ,it does sound alot like the dwemer ruins in morrowind.
We know they are in,so i would say your probably right....nice spot

That image is on the page about Dragon shouts, which also has the text "The golden claw unlocks th inner sanctum. Whithin, a shimmering runic wall sits," I'd say it wasn't too much of a stretch to think that this is one of the walls where you can get part of a dragon shout.

That's a centurion sphere, and yes, they were in Morrowind as well, and it looks reletively close to Morrowind's version, albeit the way it folds out looks considerably more complicated than the way in Morrowind.

But while it was known that Dwemer ruins and centurions would be in Skyrim, the only screenshot that I've seen that is generally assumed to depict a Dwemer ruin looks fairly different from the ones in Morrowind, which doesn't really bother me because no one said that just because it's made by the same race, all Dwemer architecture across Tamriel must look identicle. Architectural styles may very depending on a number of factors, even when the styles are all made by the same race, just look at the architectural variety in Morrowind, where across the island, you see many dramatically different types of architecture, all made by Dunmer, just from different factors. When complaining about the different looking Dwemer architecture, fans also seem to forget that even the Dwemer ruin in Tribunal looked very different from the ones on Vvardenfell, if a Dwemer ruin in the same province, just on the main land, can look so different from the ones on an island seperated by a reletively small, in lore terms, sea, it's hardly inconceivable that ruins in a different province with a very different climate from Vvardenfell could look a little different from the ones we're used to, but what am I thinking? Logic is for stupid people, if the Dwemer ruins in Skyrim look even slightly different from the ones in Morrowind, then Bethesda is ruining everything! The Elder Scrolls is RUINED FOREVER!

But back to the point, the screenshot described does sound like it bears some resemblance to Morrowind's Dwemer ruins, if so, than that's interesting, sounds like it's different from Morrowind, but still close enough that I could look at it and guess that it's made by the same race, and I want to see more things like that in a series. Rather than just changing things entirely or keeping them exactly the same as before.

Wow, did Bethesda's work on Fallout ripple back through time and influence that door or what

Link please? Want to see it for my self.

Dwemer > Ayleid

Uh, it's illegal to post magazine scans.