Look at the new guard http://pcmedia.ign.com/pc/image/article/120/1200474/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-20111014041710418.jpg.

Notice that pixelated brown mess on the tiles? That is exactly what happens to the ground in Fallout 3 (and NV) when Anisotropic Filtering is not turned on, when I run those games on my Geforce GTX460!!!!!!!!. So....PC screenshot, or not?

Jaggies on the foliage makes me think console screenshot.

Just with my naked eye it looks like 2xAA and 0AF. Most likely a console screenshot. Most 360 games use 2xAA if possible.

I see jaggies both here and there, and then the resolution is a bit low for being a PC screenshot.
I'd say this is just another 360 screenshot. Amazing how good they can make it look on consoles
though.

Console, even if it was PC at medium what's the point, i want to see the game on every setting on high

'Looks like another 360 screenshot to me, I wouldn't get your hopes up.

-Mr. Maric

Those jaggies on the tile are fallen leaves from the trees. Looks odd from the side view we get but consoles were never that great with transparencies anyways.

I don't think so. Textures look kind of high-res, but overall it seems to be yet another console shot.

Why do we care anyway? 25 days left. Relax.

I don't know but it looks awesome.

Hope that's not PC shadows are off and its aa is barely noticeable the draw distance is also short, (no foliage behind the tower) if thats the best beth can do then Risen 2 Here i come created by the only Dev that can make RPGs like and somewhat better then TES

Risen svcked.

I totally agree. Looks not jaggy enough to have no AA but still has jaggy... and as you said, 360 games use 2xAA if possible.

Gothic 1-3 didn't

This one looks more like it:

[img]http://images.uesp.net/f/f3/SR-Shrine_of_Azura_Prerelease.jpg[/img]