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First Skyrim DLC out now on PS3, but does anybody care?
Better late than never, right? Bethesda has finally started to release the downloadable content for Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PlayStation 3. The latest installment, Dragonborn, is now available via PlayStation Network for $9.99. That's only a temporary price, mind you, as all three add-ons will be offered for half off during their launch weeks on the platform. Hearthfire is due out next Tuesday with Dawnguard set to follow the week after. I suppose it's nice that the content Xbox 360 and PC owners have had access to for several months has finally made its way to PS3. However, as someone who played the game on Sony's home console, I can't muster much excitement for their release on the system. Even with the discount, it almost seems like too little too late. I love both Bethesda and Skyrim, but it's been out for well over a year and the game's luster has faded somewhat since then. Moreover, having already suffered through the numerous issues present in the grievously inferior PS3 version, the DLC troubles feel like icing on an already sour cake. It's difficult to feel not the slightest bit disrespected for supporting a multiplatform game and feeling spurned for playing on your preferred console. But hey, if you're just looking forward to spending more time with Skyrim then more power to you! First PS3 Skyrim DLC, Dragonborn, Lands Today [PlayStation Blog] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
6:30 PM on 05.15.2013 These are the 20 best-selling brands from this gen[Update: Telltale is mistakenly credited for the LEGO games in the source report, but it should be Traveller's Tales.] French game studio Ubisoft released its fiscal year 2013 earnings earlier today, trumpeting its tidy profi...
1:45 PM on 05.08.2013 Wolfenstein: The New Order is passing on multiplayerAs much as I don't like assuming the worst, the continued inclusion of multiplayer components in games that truly don't need them and would be better off concentrating on single-player has given me no alternative. Which is wh...
10:30 AM on 05.08.2013 Wolfenstein: The New Order also on next-gen consolesIt seems you're digging the idea of a Wolfenstein reboot. Good. Now, would it dig it more if it was also coming to next generation consoles? Bethesda says that Wolfenstein: The New Order is also a next-gen console ...
8:30 PM on 05.07.2013 Wolfenstein's New Order, EA Wars & Presidential Nad-KicksToday's Destructoid Show is here to tell you all the worst news about video games. And also some good news, too, I guess. Wolfenstein: The New Order has been announced, and it has robots. Disney has handed over the Star Wars...
12:15 PM on 05.07.2013 Warren Spector 'so tired of stuff' like WolfensteinWolfenstein: The New Order was announced only this morning, but game creator Warren Spector has selected it as the ambassador of all he hates in the industry. Questioning the need for its existence, Spector has expressed dism...
8:16 AM on 05.07.2013 Wolfenstein: The New Order announcedBethesda Softworks has today announced the latest chapter in the Wolfenstein series, Wolfenstein: The New Order. It's scheduled for Q4 2013, for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and next-gen consoles. The first-person shooter is bein...
5:45 PM on 05.06.2013 Wolfenstein, is that you? Bethesda sure loves teasingOh, that Bethesda. I say I'm going to do my best to avoid covering teasers and then, right after leading up to The Evil Within's announcement with a bunch of Vine posts, the company has organized some sort of promotional camp...
8:30 PM on 05.03.2013 Upcoming Dishonored DLC bundles pre-order rewardsPre-order bonuses aren't going anywhere, it seems. And if that truly is the case, the least a developer can do is make retailer-exclusive rewards available after the fact. I'll never buy this stuff, but someone else presumabl...
1:00 PM on 05.03.2013 Go be a play tester for BethesdaBethesda is looking for play testers in the Dallas area. If you're down in the dirty south, apply so that you might be one of the gamers invited to Bethesda's Play Test Lab. They're looking to use player feedback at this lab ...
11:30 PM on 05.01.2013 Fallout fans: Build your own functional PIP-Boy today!In the age of the iPhone, the benefits of an armband computer that weighs you down is ludicrous. Nevertheless, Fallout's PIP-Boy 3000 is among the most wanted fictional tech toys among game enthusiasts. Hell, even the milita...
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| 2:00 PM on 12.08.2012 Review: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Dragonborn |

It's no secret that I'm a gigantic fan of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. For whatever reason, be it the more engaging than average world, the giant mushrooms, the increased freedom, or the ability to customize items and sp...more
| 7:00 PM on 05.23.2013 Review: Leviathan: Warships |
Throughout the many competitive multiplayer matches of Leviathan: Warships I've played, I've shown a great deal of restraint. No matter how many vessels I lost, I refused to utter the words of defeat that so many ha...more
| 5:00 PM on 05.23.2013 Review: Might & Magic Heroes VI: Shades of Darkness |
I like the Heroes of Might & Magic series, but it has never been perfect. It's a very niche set of games that aren't quite role-playing titles or full-fledged strategy games. They are almost their own weird hybrid ge...more
| 2:00 PM on 05.23.2013 Review: Call of Juarez: Gunslinger |
Call of Juarez is a series I've always wanted to enjoy. It's hard not to admire its attempts at clever storytelling, and the commitment to creating a wild west first-person shooter in an age where everything's about blasting ...more


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