Bethesda's Sean Brennan Part Two

Bethesda has embraced the idea of downloadable content for home consoles for both of its two big releases, offering consumers everything from small in-game items such as horse armour in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, to full five hour episodes in Fallout 3.

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