Though Bethesda may no longer be working on additional content for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, it does not appear as though the game is completely done with yet. Eurogamer Poland have spotted what appears to be call The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Legendary Edition at the Polish retailer Ultima. This Legendary Edition would include all three of the game's DLC packs, Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn. The game has a tentative June 7 release date attached to it in Poland, and would retail for about $54 America, according to the regular Eurogamer site.
It is unclear if this Legendary Edition of the game exists, or if it would come to North America, but it would make sense. After all, if Bethesda is done releasing content for the game, then they could very well release this complete package for the game as a send off to the game. Especially considering that PlayStation 3 fans of the game had to wait so long to get the DLC for the game, it would be especially attractive to fans on that system to grab all the DLC at once when they have not had much of a chance to download it anyway.
Bethesda has yet to comment on this news, so these rumors may not be true, but one would have to assume Bethesda would eventually release something similar for such a successful game. Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion got an edition with all the DLC put in, so Skyrim should also see a similar release.
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is 17 months old at this point, so we shall see if and when a Legendary Edition comes to the game, until then, fans of Bethesda will have to content themselves with the recently announced The Evil Within, and with the trickle of Fallout 4 rumors that have been coming in.
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