Just when PS3 owners have all but given up hope of ever getting DLC for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Bethesda say just enough to keep a glimmer of hope alive. After all the problems the game has faced it seemed that it would never happen, but know you could finally see extra content for Skyrim in early 2013. A post on the Bethesda Blog talking about the release of Dragonborn on Xbox 360 also contained a single sentence that reads "We’re also happy to announce Dragonborn will be available on PS3 and PC early next year.”
The third DLC for Skyrim entitled Dragonborn will be released on Xbox 360 tomorrow whilst the two previous DLC’s also came to Microsoft’s console first. After 30 day exclusivity the packs then came to PC after a slight delay due to technical difficulties. PS3 owners are still yet to see any DLC so far but know they could maybe see all of them for the first time.
Dragonborn promises to be the biggest DLC to date, containing what seems like Dragon mounts and all new areas to explore. PS3 owners have felt unfairly treated by Bethesda so far by seemingly being left forgotten about whilst other platforms get to access all new content. Hopefully this problem will be sorted soon and all users of Skyrim across all platforms can enjoy all the content there is available to them.
