The next expansion pack for Skyrim, called Dragonborn, will arrive on PlayStation 3 and PC in early 2013 according to Bethesda.
In a post over on the Bethblog, the company explained that while the DLC will only arrive on Xbox 360 this week, it's still planned for other platforms at a future date.
The support from Skyrim fans over the last year has been amazing, and it’s driven us to support Skyrim more than any game we’ve ever released.
The post reads, "We’re less than 24 hours away from unleashing Skyrim’s next add-on Dragonborn on Xbox LIVE. It’s one of our most ambitious add-ons ever and we’re excited for everyone to play it.
"We’re also happy to announce Dragonborn will be available on PS3 and PC early next year.
"The support from Skyrim fans over the last year has been amazing, and it’s driven us to support Skyrim more than any game we’ve ever released – including free content updates, modding tools like the Creation Kit and the Skyrim Workshop, and our add-ons, Dawnguard and Hearthfire."
The previous two expansions for the Skyrim, Dawnguard and Hearthfire, were originally meant to enjoy 30 days of exclusivity on Microsoft's console. Due to technical issues however, the DLC didn't make it to the PC for slightly longer and neither pack is yet to arrive on PS3, though Bethesda has regularly stated it is working hard to bring the latest content to PlayStation owners.
The blog post ends by thanking customers for their continued support, while also teasing that more Skyrim DLC is still to come.
"We’re still not done," it reveals. "We look forward to sharing more Skyrim news next year!"
Be sure to join us tomorrow for our livestream of Dragonborn, and check out this morning's news story that covers a range of details about the pack leaked ahead of the expansion's release.
Luke Karmali is IGN's UK Editorial Assistant and foolishly bought Skyrim on PS3. You too can revel in mediocrity by following him on IGN and on Twitter.
Source : ign[dot]com
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