As expected, three more Bethesda-published PC titles were today released on Valve's digital distribution platform Steam, with each game sporting a one-week 20% off sale.

Bethesda's open-world fantasy RPG The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion comes in two flavors, a now-$16.79 Game of the Year Edition and a now-$19.99 Deluxe GOTY edition that includes every bit of downloadable content Bethesda released for the game. Read more »

More PC titles from Fallout 3 publisher and developer Bethesda are heading to Valve's digital distribution service Steam.

Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - Game of the Year Edition and The Elder Scrolls IV - Game of the Year Edition + Downloadable Content were listed alongside the Headfirst-developed, Bethesda-published Call of Cthulhu - Dark Corners of the Earth in an ad.

While that advertisement, noticed by Gamer Limit, Read more »

Update 3: More comparisons surfaced overnight, revealing that Limbo of the Lost apparently contains background elements of Gray Matter's Return to Castle Wolfenstein, World of Warcraft artwork, and a shocking number of Unreal Tournament 2004 maps.

We received an email from Bethesda announcing that their online store is now taking pre-orders for not only the Xbox version of the Morrowind Game of the Year edition, but a PC version as well. Like the Xbox version, the previously unannounced Morrowind PC GOTY edition contains the original game along with the Tribunal and Bloodmoon expansion packs. It will ship the week of October 20, and will set you back $29.99.

The people at Bethesda sent along an email announcing that the second Morrowind expansion pack Bloodmoon, has gone gold. Taking you to the Island of Solstheim, and featuring werewolves (and the option to become one), Bloodmoon will ship to stores in the first week of June. Here are some screenshots and there's also this rendered cutscene from when you first become a werewolf.

The guys at GameSpot have posted a Bloodmoon Q&A, asking Bethesda project lead Ashley Cheng about this second Morrowind expansion pack which features werewolves. Five new screenshots are included.

There's a Elder Scrolls III: Bloodmoon Q&A on RPG Vault this afternoon, trying to get more info on this second Morrowind expansion pack. Project Lead Ashley Cheng tells us about the new features, the time it will take players to complete, the addition of werewolves, interface improvements and plenty of other things.

Bethesda sends along this press release, announcing a second expansion for their role playing game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Bloodmoon. Due out in May, Bloodmoon takes you to the frozen Island of Solstheim where the Empire is establishing a new mining colony. You'll encounter frost trolls, ice minions, and wolves among other creatures. You can also become a werewolf yourself. For some screenshots go here.

The official Elder Scrolls website now has a new patch up for the Morrowind Tribunal expansion pack. The patch fixes two sound bugs as well as a crash bug and is a mere 518kb download. Thanks Blues News.

The guys at Bethesda Softworks sent along an email announcing that their Morrowind expansion Tribunal has gone gold. It will show up on store shelves in North America late next week. "In Tribunal, a ruthless new king has taken the throne of Morrowind, while an aging god drifts deeper into madness. Into this chaos you are thrust, with deadly assassins close behind you and Morrowind's uncertain future ahead. Your journey will lead you to Mournhold, capital city of Morrowind, to the Clockwork City of Sotha Sil, and through massive, epic-sized dungeons. ...".

There is a Morrowind Tribunal Q&A on RPG Dot, once again asking Bethesda's Todd Howard about this upcoming expansion pack. Todd is asked about disabled graphical features in Morrowind due to hardware lagging behind, ninja monkeys, new birthsigns and classes, AI tweaks, economy system rebalancing and a few other related topics.

HomeLAN Fed's Morrowind: Tribunal Q&A is up this morning, offering a chat with Bethesda's Todd Howard about the upcoming Morrowind expansion. Topics include the reaction to Morrowind on PC and Xbox, the storyline in the expansion, the length of the expansion, new locations, new monsters and weapons, other new gameplay elements and future plans among other things.