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Being billed as adding a further 10-20 hours of gameplay to Oblivion, it would be easy for Bethesda to charge considerably more than it has for previous content. It’s credit to them then, that the Knights of the Nine will only cost gamers 800 Microsoft Points or $9.99.
Bethesda still considers the Nights of the Nine as downloadable content and not a real expansion, and therefore is not charging a price inline with that of an expansion. The PC content will be available via Obliviondownloads.com from November 21, and look out for the Xbox 360 version via Xbox Live at around the same time.
The Nights of the Nine will be included as standard in the PS3 version of the game, although thanks to the PS3 delay in Europe, Xbox 360 and PC gamers in Europe will get the content first on their respective systems.
