Bethesda has found the goose that lays the golden eggs with Fallout 3 as a fifth - and supposedly last - installment of Fallout 3 DLC has been announced. We will get a completely different setting this time though since you will have to find a way to escape from an alien spaceship, if you don't want to have to go through a series of horrible experiments that is. Bethesda is also happy to announce that the first three DLC will finally be available on Playsation 3 this September. Images inside.
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Too bad they needed DLC to include some environmental variety as well.
Too bad they needed DLC to include some environmental variety as well.
I'll buy GotY edition on PC as it'll be cheaper for me than buying all the DLC separately. I will gladly replay the game as well.
Too bad they needed DLC to include some environmental variety as well.
The game I played is called Fallout 3. What's the game called you played?
@Mustacio: Exactly!
The game I played is called Fallout 3. What's the game called you played?
I will admit to feeling much the same way that some of the haters feel about Fallout 3, when I initially picked it up. But I had played the original Fallouts ages ago on the PC and loved them, and I'd played Oblivion on the 360 and loved it too, and as a direct result of those prior experiences, decided to do something I normally do not do for a game that I do not like right away - I gave it a chance anyway . . . and boy am I ever glad I did.
Having logged in over 200 hours into Fallout 3 at this point, I have to say this game is the most addictive fun that I have had with any video game since the original Phantasy Star Online 1 and 2 on Dreamcast. Fallout 3 is easily some of the most fun that I have had all gen, so much so, that I have to force myself not to play it . . . but the DLC keeps dragging me back.
I already have an alien blaster, still searching for the Alien Firelance, but even so, am more than ready to take on Mothership Zeta next month. Too bad this will be the final DLC for the game, but then that just give fans a breather from post-Apocalyptia until the release of Obsidian Entertainment's, Fallout: New Vegas next spring - likely to be followed by loads of DLC as well.
Hopefully by the time they get around to Fallout 4, they will be using Project Natal to interact with the NPCs, Milo-style. If they do not, then Mass Effect 3 (and likely Alpha Protocol 2) most certainly will.
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Next Elder Scrolls please.
Next Elder Scrolls please.
Next Elder Scrolls please.