Skyrim had already garnered dozens of ‘Game of the Year’ awards from major outlets worldwide, including winning the top honour of ‘Game of the Year’ at the 2011 Video Game Awards which are voted on by a panel of editors from the industry’s most respected magazines and websites. To date, Skyrim has received over 200 perfect review scores worldwide.

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Bethesda has officially confirmed that the 1.7 Skyrim Patch Dawnguard is being released on PS3 this Thursday via their twitter account. It has been a long-time coming for the PS3 fans to finally enjoy the new Skyrim Downloadable Content. For the past few weeks, Bethesda have been saying there were a lot of software issues, and they weren’t sure if the PS3 version was even going to be released, even after the PC version was released.

Skyrim has a really bad reputation for the PS3 players due to the fact that Bethesda had technical problems from the get-go on the PS3.  When Skyrim came out it was flooded with  framrate problems,  and bizarre glitches since launch. The 1.6 patch is not in the PS3 version either, however, Skyrim: Dawnguard will include the 1.6 patch for the PS3 version.

This Thursday, the PS3 fans can finally forgive Bethesda, and enjoy being a vampire in Skyrim: Dawnguard.

The upcoming planned DLC for Skyrim, Dawnguard, will have a beta, apparently, as Bethesda began accepting applications for the beta for the DLC on Xbox 360. Those interested should sign up here. The beta will be the complete DLC pack, and if you are selected to beta test it, you won’t have to buy it later when it hits (for 1600 MS Points).

Dawnguard releases on Xbox 360 later this summer as a timed exclusive, with PS3 and PC versions following later.

PC and PS3 owners do have to wait a little bit, but hopefully it won’t be that long of a wait. The Xbox 360 version, meanwhile, get’s a few more goodies like Kinect support. Here are the voice commands for the same if you missed it. It’s an infographic so you don’t really have to go through a lot of boring text.

The DLC will eventually end up on the PS3 and PC. Xbox 360 owners get to have fun first. Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

The first Skyrim DLC will be available on the Xbox 360 first, and if you remember just like Fallout 3, the DLCs are timed exclusive. We don’t have much information on the DLC as Bethesda only posted an image, but we will keep you updated once they reveal more information.

You can check out their official blog over here.

PC and PS3 owners do have to wait a little bit, but hopefully it won’t be that long of a wait. The Xbox 360 version, meanwhile, get’s a few more goodies like Kinect support. Here are the voice commands for the same if you missed it. It’s an infographic so you don’t really have to go through a lot of boring text.

The DLC will eventually end up on the PS3 and PC. Xbox 360 owners get to have fun first. Tell us what you think in the comments section below.