Fallout New Vegas came out last week and there is already news about downloadable Content. There’s no saying what it will be but you’ll be able to play through some new and different challenges this Christmas. Buy Fallout New Vegas now New: Buy Fallout New Vegas from Amazon.com Related: Fallout New Vegas release date, Fallout 3 PS3 downloadable content
Mothership Zeta is the latest expansion for Fallout 3 and this one’s a very different proposition from what you’ve played before. As usual the expansion starts with a distress signal and this one points you towards the crashed alien spacecraft. This time though, you get caught in a tractor beam and are abducted by some very clichéd looking greys. What follows is a strangely linear experience battling with just aliens and a couple of other creatures that have been beamed aboard, but it’s a lot of fun. You get to meet other abductees who help you complete some of your...
Fallout 3’s latest downloadable adventure once again takes you away from Washington DC and this time you charter a small boat to the land of Point Lookout, an eerie swamp-infested land, as you primarily look for a desperate mother’s daughter and of course find lots of other things to do in the meantime. And it sort of feels like a nice holiday this time around, if you like your holiday filled with in-bred hicks from The Hills Have Eyes, weird swamp creatures and Tribal people. The game has you defending a mansion and then infiltrating the Tribal base to help...
Good news for Fallout 3 fans on the PS3. The first downloadable content will be available in September starting with Broken Steel, which means you’ll have the level cap lifted so you can enjoy all that XP going forward in other expansions such as The Pitt and Operation Anchorage. Related: Fallout 3 review, Broken Steel
Bethesda have announced they’re making a new adult game for the Wii. Probably not as sweary or rude as Sega’s recent 18+ offerings, hopefully we’ll see an RPG a bit like Fallout 3 with graphics along the line of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Related: House of the Dead Overkill review, Madworld review
Fallout 3 was my favourite game of 2008 and I’ve also been enjoying the recent DLC of The Pitt and Operation Anchorage. One thing that’s marred my enjoyment slightly is that I reached level 20 about 30 hours into the game and since then haven’t been able to grow and develop like any good RPGer shoud. Thankfully, Broken Steel not only removes the level cap and increases it to level 30, it also adds some new perks, some new ultra-tough enemies and lets you continue to play the game once you’ve finished the main story. Once you’ve finished the main...