But the most amazing thing in this story know that? Mini supplement is still well for sale. They say, they did not dare to push for money that fans for a hundred pieces rivet and lay out every day for free download. At that time, for the release of such a small disgrace of developers strongly swore.

Recall, the game itself came out in 2006. In my time Bethesda released Horse Armor Pack – tiny DLC sold for a ridiculous price and offered to carry the horn of the main character in reinforced armor. There was no mention of any offers for the PC version.And you remember, where to start the cooking fashion on the DLC from the developers? Among the first who guessed to take money from players for a couple of lines of code and three textures weighing several megabytes, there were creators The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion. Gamers had better not dillydally on the offer, as the content pack goes back to its original price on January 1. Mehrunes' Razor, originally released in June for 250 Marketplace points (Â£2.13, $3.12 US, $4.00 Canadian, 2.91Euros), will be available as a free download beginning December 22. The publisher has revealed that it will be giving away a content pack for the Xbox 360 version of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for free. It appears that Bethesda is feeling generous too.

The free pack spread some cheer by giving gamers a Santa Claus outfit that could be put on their in-game characters.

Bethesda giftwraps Oblivion's Mehrunes RazorĬontent pack for Xbox 360 version of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion free to download December 22-31, returns to original price after.Įarlier this week, THQ got into the holiday spirit by offering up the Ho Ho Ho Pack for Saints Row.

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