Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim DLC has been dated for Europe on the PS3.
‘Dragonborn’ will be available to download from PSN on February 13, followed by ‘Hearthfire’ on February 20 and ‘Dawnguard’ on February 27.
The content will only be available in English-speaking territories at first, with French, Italian, German and Spanish availability to be announced at a later date.
The much-delayed Skyrim expansions will be available at half price during their respective launch weeks.
The release of ‘Dragonborn’, meanwhile, will be preceded by the 1.8 update, which makes memory and stability improvements, as well as fixing certain bugs.
Bethesda confirmed PS3 DLC support late last year, after previously admitting that it was unsure if the expansions would ever launch on a Sony device.
The recently-launched ‘Dragonborn’ DLC is currently available on Xbox 360 for 1600 Microsoft Points (£15/$20).
The expansion sees players travel to Solstheim, an island known for its snowy climate and mines, which is located east of Skyrim.
The DLC features upwards of 30 hours of gameplay, additional Achievements and a separate map the size of The Reach.
