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Fallout 3 DLC Coming January 27
by Chris Faylor, Jan 13, 2009 8:14am PSTThe first of three downloadable expansion packs for Fallout 3 will arrive on January 27, developer Bethesda today revealed alongside its release of the new 1.1 patch
Dubbed Operation: Anchorage, the download is said to contain roughly 4-5 hours of gameplay, allowing buyers to re-live the liberation of Anchorage, Alaska from China.
Operation: Anchorage will sell for 800 Microsoft Points ($10) on PC and Xbox 360. Per an exclusivity agreement with Microsoft, the content will not be released on PS3.
The second pack, The Pitt, arrives in February, and offers a look at post-apocalyptic Pittsburgh. Broken Steel, due in March, continues where the main adventure left off, allowing players to join the Brotherhood of Steel, and raises the game's level cap to 30.
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Microsoft pretends to care about PC gaming but the proof is in their actions. GFWL is atrocious and instead of fixing the problems with it what do they do? They plan to release a "Steam" like distribution service. It's completely fucking broken you cocksuckers! I hope it crashes and burns cause I for one won't EVER buy another GFWL title.
Here's some advice for Microsoft. Hire someone who knows what the hell they're doing and has actually played PC games before because as far as I can tell this is another fucked up console ported experience that was done half assed and aborted half way through..
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Like Pittsburgh Steelers.
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It's bull. It doesn't matter which platforms you like and which you don't like, or why. It's favoritism. No, it's not business. It's favoritism.
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I have both consoles --- But my wife, not knowing any better, bought me Fallout3 for my PS3. I didn't care, I mean... it's not an online game etc, so for the PS3 was fine.
Now I'm going to miss out on 4-5 more hours of the game, because of this? It's bullshit imo.
I bought both consoles ... because I can, and I wanted a blu-ray player. I've enjoyed the games I have played on my ps3 (resistance, Drakes fortune etc). But to make a game for multiple systems, and then screw the other system out of DLC is just wrong.
They should have just made it exclusive to the 360 if that was the case. Oh well.
And yes, I play my 360 more than the ps3 ... but like I said, my wife bought me Fallout3 for an anniversary gift...
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Besides, while we're playing these exclusives you can watch all sorts of movies on your blu-ray player; I hear the movies are down to $30 or $40 a pop now, awesome. I don't know how I've managed to watch regular DVD for all these years.
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I am just an old fuddy duddy though, and do not want to get into the habit of being nickeled and dimed on my favorite platform.
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How about no , now we have to pay for pc?
Screw that.
Anyhow hope you guys enjoy it when it comes out
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