PlayStation LifeStyle writes:
PlayStation LifeStyle writes:
Gamervision reports: 7-Eleven's gaming experience started with Halo 3, where they staged midnight openings all around the United States and forced gallons of Slurpees into unsuspecting fans' bellies (needed to get those collector's cups!). Since then, they've remained on the scene, breaking occasional street dates thanks to employees who don't give a damn about gaming. Thanks for that copy of Gears of War 2, guys. Well, the saga might be coming to an end... or ramping up for a big holiday push. We're not sure. All we know is that the 7-Eleven near us, and many others around the country, are cutting game prices to 50% off, as the awesome camera phone shot above confirms.
If you compare trophies with somebody you will notice that your 100% has gone down to 57% but just a few minutes ago they have added the trophies into them. There are 73 in total now.
Following May's Anchorage and The Pitt combo-pack, Bethesda has confirmed with Joystiq that the second Fallout 3 DLC retail pack featuring Broken Steel and Point Lookout will hit store shelves on August 25 for $20 on both Xbox 360 and PC. You'll need Mothership Zeta – the fifth and "final" piece of Fallout 3 DLC – to round out your DLC collection. It's currently available for $10.
Gamed writes: "With Operation Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Mother Ship Zeta, Point Lookout Bethesda developed some downloadable packages for Fallout 3. At the end of 2009, Bethesda bundles the DLC with the game in a Game of the Year Edition of the game. This edition is scheduled for October 31, 2009."
Here's the winner for game of the year from X-Play's G-Phoria awards, the only video game awards show where the winners are determined by the fans.
GameBanshee's fully searchable Fallout equipment database now includes icons, locations, and statistics for every single item from Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics, Fallout: BoS, Fallout 3, Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout, and Mothership Zeta.
MTV Multiplayer writes:
Though he eventually became one of the most iconic pieces of the Fallout universe, Dogmeat almost never made it into the game at all.
In an email interview with Jeff Gardiner regarding August 3rd's release of the next "Fallout 3" DLC, "Mothership Zeta," MTV Multiplayer asked if it would even be possible to increase the level cap from its current 30 (as set by "Broken Steel.") Specifically, if the stat caps were boosted beyond 10 and skill caps were boosted beyond 100, would the game system simply break?
We're excited and eager to bring Fallout 3 DLC to PSN. Unfortunately, the content is going to be releasing later than originally expected. Our DLC expands on the original game tremendously - each DLC offering 4-6 hours of additional content - and is no trivial undertaking. Here's a brief look at the DLC you'll be able to play.
There was much rejoicing when Bethesda Softworks revealed the ongoing, extensive downloadable content support for Fallout 3 would no longer remain exclusive only to Xbox 360 and PC. PlayStation 3 owners have been begging for the add-ons, too, with Bethesda dodging reporters' questions on the subject. In May, when Bethesda announced PlayStation 3 support, they also issued a release date for the first content -- late June.
Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax® Media company, and Distribution Partners France, today announced a distribution partnership. Distribution Partners has rights to distribute four titles from Bethesda Softworks' product catalogue: Fallout® 3 Add-on Packs for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Games for Windows LIVE, and PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, Fallout 3 Game of The Year Edition for Xbox 360, Games for Windows LIVE, and PLAYSTATION®3, WETTM for Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION®3, and Rogue Warrior for Xbox 360, Games for Windows and PLAYSTATION®3.
Bethesda has told Eurogamer that "finishing touches" are being made to Operation: Anchorage on PS3, but offered no firm release date for the Fallout 3 content. We had been prepared for a late June launch.
Shortly after the id ZeniMax news broke, John Romero released the following comments via twitter...
PlayStation LifeStyle writes: "This week's update is looking rather barren as far as confirmed content is concerned. Let's hope that we get some surprises."