Now’s the perfect opportunity to wrap up anything you hadn’t done in Fallout 3. Fallout: New Vegas is a couple weeks away and it will consume your everyday life. Before that happens, take one last tour of the Capital Wasteland and beyond by indulging in every downloadable episode for half its usual price.

If you’re loving Fallout 3‘s PC and Xbox 360 downloadable content (DLC) Operation: Anchorage, prepare to love it for a little longer. Operation: Anchorage came out back on January 27, 2009 for 800 Microsoft Points/$10, and the next two DLC packs, The Pitt and Broken Steel, were supposed to come out in February and March.

However, an unexpected delay has pushed the release dates for both of those add-on expansions back. The Pitt, which takes part in former Pittsburgh, offers a new area, map and quest. In this expansion, players will be given the opportunity to explore a raider town…

Lately I’ve heard a debate of which is a better game. Is Fallout 3 better than Far Cry 2 or vice versa? Simply stated, Fallout 3 is the better, more solid game…

The game is a great and worth the money. Sure, it does have its rough spots. However, this is a shining example of what a “next-gen” RPG and FPS should be…

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Bethesda’s lead producer for the upcoming Fallout 3 downloadable content, Jeff Gardiner, unveiled a mountain of information in a recent interview with IGN, regarding the downloadable content that has us anxiously ticking off the days until next year. The main focus was on first of three planned downloadable content packs, Operation Anchorage, which is due out in January 2009 for 800 Microsoft points.

Operation Anchorage will be a simulation of the “famous liberation of Anchorage from Fallout lore” from the Chinese red army. The virtual simulation will be four to five hours long and will include new achievements, new weapons, new armor as well as a new perk titled “Covert Ops.”

Mr. Gardiner also mentioned that Bethesda will be launching a patch for…