Fallout 3 owners, it’s time to quit your bellyaching. Bethesda has fixed the game-killing issues that were ruining The Pitt DLC. It seems that the reason for Fallout 3 The Pitt DLC suffering so many hideous glitches was because of small mix up with the upload button. Yes, really.
A working version is now available on Xbox LIVE and you can re-download it and get back to your fully operational futuristic dystopian Pittsburgh.
Seems Fallout 3 The Pitt is the pits. The downloadable content (DLC) has been pulled by Bethesda following widespread reports of bugs and graphical glitches that have rendered the game unplayable for many users.
Fallout 3′s second downloadable add-on will release at the end of March, Bethesda has announced. “The Pitt“, expansion pack to the newly-prettified Xbox 360 version takes you outside Washington DC to Pittsburgh, and deep into the underbelly of the city, introducing a new race of cave-dwellers to shoot at.
Fallout 3′s recent patch, ostensibly to prepare the game for the arrival of The Pitt downloadable content, also features a newly-noticed bonus for Microsoft Xbox 360 owners – a graphical update restores “specular” lighting effects to gamers on that console.
Apologies to all PS3 fans; if you thought that there was the faintest spark of hope that Fallout 3 DLC would eventually make its way to Sony’s platform, you might as well douse it. It just ain’t happening. Bethesda has made it very clear that its DLC efforts, including the recent Operation Anchorage and The Pitt, coming up soon, are for Xbox 360 and PC only.
The Pitt is the second piece of Fallout 3 Downloadable Content (DLC) due for release. The Official Xbox Magazine (OXM) has an exclusive breakdown of what wasteland survivors can expect from the new area.