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Bethesda to add Kinect support to Skyrim this month

Bethesda is to add Kinect support for the Xbox 360 version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, with the update featuring more than 200 voice commands and other pieces of funtionality.

Kinect support will be introduced to Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for Xbox 360, Bethesda has announced. Support will be added in later this month as part of a free update to the RPG.

More than 200 voice commands will be added to the RPG, including the ability to equip hotkeys, follower commands, menu commands and dragon shouts - yes, you can now shout "fus ro dah" to your heart's content.

A full list of shouts will emerge "in the coming weeks".

Other options will include map functions and the ability to to sort items by name, weight and value.

There's a video of Bethesda showing Skyrim and Kinect together in action below.

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