Watch the video below Meanwhile, Bethesda have sent us the list of all the Skyrim-related clothing apparel that is now available for your Xbox 360 avatar on Xbox Live Dragonborn Armor 400 Microsoft points ($4.99) Dragon Bone Armor 400 Microsoft points ($4.99) Mage Robe 320 Microsoft points ($3.99) Dark Brotherhood Armor 400 Microsoft points ($4.99) Dragon Bone Helm 240 Microsoft points ($2.99) Dragon Prop 240 Microsoft points ($2.99) Elder Scroll Prop 240 Microsoft points ($2.99) Magelight Prop 240 Microsoft points ($2.99) Stormcloak Helm 240 Microsoft points ($2.99) The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Premium Theme 240 Microsoft points ($2.99) We don't yet know if any of these will be unlockable via playing the game itself. The new behind-the-scenes video is part of a multimedia blitz on the official Elder Scrolls website that also has a new podcast and a photo gallery along with blog posts that reveal just how much work goes into creating the atmosphere for Skyrim.

Note that while the game will usually start with your first day, the 17th of Last Seed, as Sundas, if you had a game loaded prior to starting your new game, the day of the week will instead be whatever it was in the game that was previously loaded. It's a helluva tease this close to the RPG's release and will have you salivating at the mouth for sure. As such this is simply the in game calendar used with Skyrim. For those counting down the days to Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's release that is now just one week away, a new behind-the scenes video has been posted to the web that shows off the creation of the music and sound design, along with how the voice acting came together.

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