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The Dawnguard expansion to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is set for release on Xbox 360 on June 26th, Bethesda confirmed today. It will cost 1600 Microsoft Points ($20).
The Dawnguard expansion to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is set for release on Xbox 360 on June 26th, Bethesda confirmed today.
Xbox 360 users can get Dawnguard in English next Tuesday, but speakers of other European languages will have to wait a few more weeks. French, Italian, German, and Spanish versions of Skyrim's v1.6 patch will arrive next week, and the Dawnguard DLC itself will launch in those languages in mid-July.
Bethesda has been running a limited beta for the past ten days. Those who got in get the DLC free, but everyone else has to pay 1600 Microsoft Points ($20). Dawnguard is the first Skyrim DLC; this one and the next piece of content are both exclusive to Xbox 360 users for at least one month, so English-speaking PS3 and PC players won't see Dawnguard until the end of July at the earliest.
Until then, check out our E3 preview of Dawnguard.