Fri, Jun 12, 2009 | 20:05 BST
Steam mistake reveals Elder Scrolls III & IV heading to service
A Steam leak has revealed that Bethesda titles The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth will land on the service soon.
Gamer Limit reports that an ad popped up with links to the three games.
Morrowind and Oblivion will be the Game of the Year editions, and Oblivion’s downloadable content will be made available for it.
The offending ad has since been removed, but you can still view it here.
More through the link.
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Posted in: Bethesda, Hot, PC, RPG
Tags: Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, Morrorwind, oblivion, steam
5 comments
#1
The_Deleted
12/06/09, 8:08 pm
You really should play Dark Corners. It is a belter and it puts recent Silent Hill to shame.
#2
Hunam
12/06/09, 8:12 pm
Dark Corners is indeed fantastic. Have it on the XBox but might just nab this when it’s out anyway
#3
absolutezero
12/06/09, 10:52 pm
Dark Corners was so brown I still have sepia tinged vision.
#4
Hunam
12/06/09, 10:59 pm
It is one of the few games that if you knocked it down to 16 colour mode you’d not notice much of a difference. Still utterly ace though.
#5
freedoms_stain
12/06/09, 11:08 pm
You can buy Oblivion GOTY edition for £14.99, I know that because I bought it this morning (cheaper than buying shivering isles/knights of the nine separate), wonder how much Steam will charge. I’ll guess £30.