Fallout 3 DLC is coming to the PS3 at last as Microsoft’s iron grip on DLC exclusivity finally starts to loosen. Bethesda has announced that, starting this June, the three current Fallout 3 DLC packs – Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt and Broken Steel – will be reaching the PlayStation Store. Furthermore, there are two additional sets of DLC in the pipeline: Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta.
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Rejoice, Fallout 3 fans who don’t fancy getting their downloadable content by, er, downloading it. A new listing at web retail giant Amazon has revealed that the post-nuclear DLC – or at least the first two installments – will be released as a standard retail bundle.
Fallout 3 is preparing to expand again with its third set of DLC, Broken Steel. We’ve been left eager for more Fallout 3 action since the surprise announcement of Fallout: New Vegas earlier in the week and Fallout 3: Broken Steel looks like a great way to fulfill our post-apocalyptic desires. This latest set of DLC picks up where Fallout 3 left off, using your existing save games and continuing the story into a brand new chapter. As always, more details below.
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Fallout has been trademarked by Bethesda, makers of the Fallout 3 videogame, for use as an “ongoing television program” and “motion picture films”, both “about a post-apocalyptic world”.
Sony’s head of hardware marketing, John Koller, has served Microsoft a verbal battery, accusing the rival console maker of writing cheques to cover up its lack of confidence in its first-party game line-up. Koller‘s reasoning is that Microsoft pays out for exclusives like The Lost and Damned because it doesn’t feel its own games can cut the mustard.
Glacier Ridgeline W200, haven’t we seen you somewhere before? Yep, this wrist-mounted computer comes off like a slightly more modernised version of Fallout 3′s Pip-Boy 3000 – but with a crucial difference in that it’s real!