Remaining Fallout 3 DLC Packs Delayed
Remaining Fallout 3 DLC Packs Delayed
Posted 02/07/2009 at 12:23am
| by Nathan Grayson
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Well, that’s that. Every single inhabitant of the Capital Wasteland – be they man, woman, or part-man, part-tree, with-another-person-in-there-somewhere-maybe – has gazed upon our newly acquired invisibility suit, badass lightning sword (technical term), and gauss rifle, and felt envy’s green tendrils grip the Do Want lobe (again, technical term) of their brains. Hell, we even created a separate Fallout 3 save file in order to murder all of said people with said badass lightning sword. Long story short, we’ve encountered the Wasteland’s most intimidating foe: boredom.
But sadly, we might just have to expose our virgin minds to other games, because Bethesda recently sent word that Fallout 3’s remaining DLC packs, The Pitt and Broken Steel, have each been delayed for a month.
The Pitt will now go live in March, while Broken Steel and its ten levels-worth of new content won’t emerge from the vault until April.
February, you’re pretty much dead to us now.
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Devo85x
February 07, 2009 at 8:44am
Im fine with it :) whenever I buy Bethesda's games, i wait until DLC starts coming out so I dont have long gaps between gaming sessions, heck, I just started playing fallout 3 on PC about 2 weeks ago and just finished buying the DLC, knoing me, ill need the extra time
maniacm0nk3y
February 07, 2009 at 6:41am
That's a good thing in some respects. They want to make sure there are no bugs and smooth out the edges. It might help lengthen the playability, and not just rush everything out to let it go stale so quickly.
I haven't even played Fallout 3 yet, since I am still saving money to build my new rig so I guess I got a lot of time and extra DLC to go through which should last me a large amount of time.
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