SFX-360 writes: "For almost a year, the crew at Bethesda have wowed us with the post-apocalyptic world of the Capital Wasteland in Fallout 3. During that time our hero from Vault 101 has embarked on many adventures. Some have taken us to faraway lands like The Pitt and Point Lookout, but nobody was prepared for what was about to happen next. Just when you thought that you've seen and killed everything, something literally "out of this world" was about to happen. Now you've been abducted by aliens in the latest chapter in Fallout 3...Mothership Zeta.
Our latest adventure begins with a strange radio signal featuring some strange jibberish, which sounds almost like an Imperial Probe Droid, being heard across the Capital Wasteland. Figuring that you are quite the explorer, you decide to go on a quest to locate the origin of the signal which eventually is located at the site of a crashed alien spaceship. Yes, the same spaceship from the main campaign with the dead alien, and also contained the powerful Alien Blaster gun with the limited ammo. Somehow I bet we were all wondering what was up with the crashed alien spaceship during the campaign...now we know. Unfortunately you won't be able to investigate the site for long as the aliens use a tractor beam to pull you onboard their ship <cue Admiral Ackbar voice> "It's a trap!" You'll then be treated with a cutscene of the aliens experimenting on you. Now the real quest begins..."
GamingUnion.net: "Downloadable content has become a rather permanent fixture in this generation as every developer is trying their best to keep gamers interested in their title and make some cash along the way. There are many different ways to do this too, such as map packs, alternate costumes, to full-blown expansions."
I strongly disagree with the author regarding the Metal Gear Solid database.
Not only Metal Gear Solid series cutscenes are far from being a torture like he seems to say, but MGSDB isn't necessary to understand the MGS story.
Yes, there's plenty of text. Yes, it may be complicated for whoever isn't fond of Metal Gear Solid. But it's a good addition if you want to know more about the series background, context and story.
Metal Gear Solid Database is more like an application or an interactive website than an actual DLC.
How is The Saboteur missing from this list? The MIdnight Show pretty much just added topless women...
Funny thing is I own the midnight show, however I'm unable to access it. EA shut the server pretty damn quick rendering the DLC useless :(
Could be the reason it's not present on this list as its unaccessable anymore.
:)
Acclaimed add-ons for Bethesda classics Oblivion and Fallout 3 have become available at bargain bin prices on Xbox Live.
Dang, got excited there for a second. Then I realized that I've already played through all the FO3 add-ons, I just bought the Oblivion GOTY edition yesterday, and Dawnguard last week.
Bethesda announced today via the Bethblog that all Fallout 3 and New Vegas content packs would be going on sale for PS3 users from May 16 through May 30th. Both Fallout 3 and New Vegas add-ons will be discounted, unfortunately this deal is only for the European PlayStation Network.
I love these games but they do drive me insane, save often or you could lose a lot of hard work when it crashes and it always does.
Broken Steel is by far the most broken of the DLC when I'm in the main courtyard of the steel works the game almost stutters to a halt.
A good tip, if your game starts to slow bring up your pipboy for a few seconds and it seems to sort out the problem, works better in New Vegas.
Maybe I'm not disappointed that this isn't available in the US then. I haven't played any of the DLC yet but just assumed bugs would have been worked out by now. That's pretty sad if it is still broken.
Only had big problems with Broken Steel save and reload if you have issues.
I remembered Europe already had a discount on Fallout dlc shortly after ps plus started. I would've purchased all the dlc and get 100% of the trophies. Too bad.
