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The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Legendary Edition has been announced by Bethesda, after a retailer listed the title last week.

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To prepare your PS3 for today’s launch of Dragonborn on the PS Store, Bethesda has released title update 1.8 – listed as 1.08 in the US and 2.08 in Europe. The update provides general memory and stability improvements, fixes a crash when using vampiric grip, an issue related to duplicate NPCs, Arnleif and Sons Trading Company will no longer become permanently locked, and some stubborn exterior doors will now open properly.

Insert your Skyrim game disc to begin downloading the update.

Skryim players on PC can now visit Solstheim, thanks to the Dragonborn add-on which arrived
on Steam today for $19.99. PS3 users in North America can pick up Dragonborn February 12; Hearthfire on February 19; and Dawguard on February 26. Those in the UK can pick Dragonborn February 13, Hearthfire on February 20 and Dawnguard on February 27 via PSN.

Skyrim’s Dragonborn, Dawnguard, and Hearthfire DLC have been dated for PS3.

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Skyrim’s Dragonborn, Hearthfire and Dawnguard DLC will be released in February for PS3. The Dragonborn DLC will also be released on PC.

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Bethesda hasn’t given up on bringing Dawnguard and Hearthfire to PlayStation 3, although Dragonborn is its first priority.

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Dragonborn, the latest add-on for Skyrim, is now available on Xbox 360. The content takes you off the coast of Morrowind to the island of Solstheim where you will traverse new towns, dungeons, and participate in quests. You will learn new shouts which can tame even the most cranky dragon and come face-to-face with the very first Dragonborn. It will run you 1600 MS Points and you can check availability in your region here. Dragonborn releases on PC and PS3 in 2013.

Dragonborn, the upcoming DLC for Skyrim lands next month, and Bethesda has sent over some screenshots of the content.

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Skyrim: Dragonborn is the next DLC pack from Bethesda, according to players who have accessed the game’s update files. The files point to a Morrowind location, dragon mounts and more.

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ZeniMax has filed another trademark pertaining to Skyrim, and where as last month it was the shout Fus Ro Dah, this time it’s the term Dragonborn. It was filed on May 15 under goods and services, meaning it could pertain to anything gaming related or it was filed to stop people cashing in on unsanctioned t-shirts, bumper stickers or other consumer goods. Earlier this week, the firm sent a copyright infringement notice to the Dragon Shout app maker, and it’s worth noting that Dragonborn is also a race in Dungeons & Dragons, but we’re unsure at press time whether Wizards of the Coast have rights to the term or not. Thanks, Fusible.