Hello PlayStation 3 (PS3) gamers I want to introduce myself I do not play video games on any type of consoles Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 (PS3), Wii or what ever else I play my video games on PC only.

I posted a topic like this in the PlayStation 3 (PS3) section so head on over there to read if you feel like it the reason I am posting this topic here as well is so that I can reach as many PlayStation 3 (PS3) gamers as I can to understand the situation.

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1421887-i-will-explain-some-very-clear-information-about-the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-playstation-3-ps3-version/

I am a student in college currently studying C, C++, VIsual Basics, and Java Script this year as of August is my 3rd year I am going for 4 years.

I just want to say that when the Dawnguard situation occurred me and my class mates decided to make a video game similar to what Bethesda Game Studios makes where you can go in any cave, dungeon, mines, peoples houses, and drop every item that you pick up and it does not disappear me and my class mates finished making this video game 1 and 1/2 month ago and here is what happened when we started quality testing the video game for some of my class mates on the PlayStation 3 (PS3) had some performance issues and some did not I will tell you this that the cell processor Sony has in the PlayStation 3 (PS3) is not as good as what the Xbox 360 or PC has some stuff becomes very taxing on the cell processor.

Here is a big tip United States government uses about 3,000 or more PlayStation 3 (PS3) for data processing in one of the United States military branches and that is the U.S. Navy the reason they chose to use the PlayStation 3 (PS3) over the Xbox 360 or PC is well because they are portable unlike a PC where you have to lug them around and when you have multiple PlayStation 3's (PS3) connected they become very powerful systems. I don't know how to explain this I would have to do a whole bunch of scientific terms and blah blah so I hope you understand as much as you can when reading this.

Lets talk about Bethesda and it's employees they know how to code for the PlayStation 3 (PS3) possibly better than I since they have been coding for it well before the PlayStation 3 (PS3) was released because they had the dev kits and I have only been coding for 3 years but trust me a video game like this is very taxing on the PlayStation 3's (PS3) cell processor so please have some respect for Bethesda Game Studios and it's employees be patient.

Techland the developers of Dead Island or Blue Castle Games the developers of Dead Rising and Naughty Dog the developers of Uncharted has the same issues with coding for the PlayStation 3 (PS3) they confirmed it is because of Sony's cell processor but they probably didn't have that much of bad performance issues like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim since it is a more larger video game.

Now lets talk about The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim DLC for PlayStation 3 (PS3) the 30 day exclusivity with Microsoft has ended Hearthfire was the last DLC to be a 30 day exclusive DLC Bethesda said it will be with 2 DLC's only let me clear up some confusion Dawnguard was the first DLC Hearthfire is the second DLC and Dragonborn is the third DLC however some one has went into the Source Code for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PC when Patch 1.8 was released on Steam and the third DLC Dragonborn had Source Code saying it's the second DLC what that means is that Dragonborn is the second biggest DLC Dawnguard was the first Hearhfire is the second DLC but not in terms of what Dawnguard and Dragonborn are Hearthfire just lets you build houses, farm and plant crops and harvest them and raise fish, adopt children, and make the stuff you kill as trophies this is basically a small add on that in my opinion. Bethesda decided to make to end the exclusiveness with Microsoft so they can release Dragonborn the third DLC which is the second biggest DLC .

Bethesda Game Studios posted a update to their twitter account for both PC and PlayStation 3 (PS3) here is what it says.

https://twitter.com/BGS_Devs/status/266310658306473985

To update: we’re also close on new Skyrim content for PS3 and PC.

This can only mean a few things Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn will be released on PlayStation 3 (PS3) as a bundle or you might just get Dawnguard and Hearthfire and Dragonborn later where as Xbox 360 and PC will get Dragonborn released the same day since the exclusiveness has ended with Microsoft when Hearthfire was released.

If you watch the Dragonborn trailer at the very end if you look when it shows the companies logos and trademarks there is no PC, Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 (PS3) logo like how Dawnguard nad Hearthfire their trailers at the very end has the Xbox 360 logo

Watch the Dragonborn trailer http://www.bethblog.com/2012/11/05/watch-the-dragonborn-trailer/

Bethesda Game Studios has finally fixed the performance issues plaguing the PlayStation 3 (PS3) version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim with help from Sony.

gstaff also confirmed the progress http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1421554-ps3-release-for-dawnguard-34/page__st__120__p__21762869#entry21762869

Thanks for reading and I hope it clear enough that you understand shoot comments below to what you think.

I posted a topic like this in the PlayStation 3 (PS3) section so head on over there to read

doesn't the college teach you how to write concisely?

Cut the guy some slack, it's clear that English isn't his first language.

not entirely perfect english , but thanks for the heads up

the untied states government rely on ps3 for their national defence? ....wow....

i wonder what we brits use ? wii ?

Thank you OP.

So in short, your saying it's not Bethesdas fault, gotchya~

Look, they knew how laggy and buggy and completely fubar it would be on the PS3, yet they STILL went ahead and released it anyway, completely screwing with their fanbase on the PS3, they knew, but went ahead with it. It does not matter what way you try to paint it, what way you try to explain it *like this thread* ect, they went ahead and released a broken product, advertised it as a working product, breaking consumer laws in the process.

PS3 may be crappy, but that does not excuse Bethesda, who knew this, from going ahead with release anyway.