Game developer Bethesda has confirmed the final launch date and price for its latest action RPG The Elder Scrolls IV: The Shivering Isles. The game publisher informed that the game will be out at the store shelves on March 27th for PC and Xbox360.
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PC version of game and downloadable content through Xbox Live will be available for $29.99 (2400 Microsoft points). The game comes with a gameplay of around 30 hours.
However, a pretty hefty asking price sounds a bit odd but for the information of fanboys an expansion pack will be coming to the latest title, sooner than later. The developer has also preannounced some more downloadable content coming to the game.
No doubt, 2400 MSP is quite hefty price tag but upcoming downloadable content will be more than enough to shut the mouths of critics.
Via: gamestyle
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