Xbox game saves are attached to gamertags and removing these ids can result in being banned from Xbox Live. To the best of my knowledge, however, there are currently no save game resources available for Skyrim for either of these consoles. I am not an expert on Xbox 360 or PS3 games, since I tend to play most of my games on the PC. High level saves can be for any level but are usually for at least 20th level characters, and I have seen character saves that go all the way up to the high 70's. This is a great way for players with low-level characters to try out end game weapons and armor, and to play around with maxed out skills and perks, and a great way for uploaders to show off the fruits of their labor. Players who have already 'beaten' the game often upload their save files so that others can enjoy the benefits of their labor.

This can be interesting if they have high level gear or an interesting build you want to check out, or if you just feel like skipping past all the low-level grinding. One popular type of game save is the 'high level' save, where you just take over someone else's character late in the game. (Just don't change the file extension.) I give all of my downloadable characters game saves with names like 'Aela.ess', etc. You can make these files easier to find by renaming them in your save game folder before starting Skyrim. Game saves appear in the order that they were created, not added to the folder, so when you boot up Skyrim, your downloaded game saves may not appear at the top of the list, and may actually appear very far down your list of saves.

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