We're getting a little bit choked up, here. All of Skyrim's DLC has been dated for release this month on PlayStation 3--not just this month, but specific dates, Bethesda announced. This may be the last article we ever post about its long, strange, and mutually aggravating journey to the console.
The 1.8 patch and all three pieces of extra content have cleared certification with Sony Computer Entertainment America, and are fast moving through the process elsewhere. Dragonborn will release in the U.S. on February 12, Hearthfire on February 19, and Dawnguard on February 26.
Remember that each pack will be on sale for half-off during its first week on the PlayStation Store, so PS3 players ought to clear their schedules for a marathon.
PC faithful can start playing Dragonborn on February 5.
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