Broken Steel, the downloadable add-on that Fallout 3 nuts have been so eagerly anticipating, has finally been put up for sale and the wait has been worth it. Available to Xbox 360 and PC owners, this ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Fallout 3 ended up being one of last year's best role-playing games, and creator Bethesda Softworks intends to keep people playing it by releasing new ...

There’s been a lot of interest surrounding Broken Steel, the third downloadable content pack for Fallout 3. Preceded by Operation Anchorage and The Pitt, fans have been divided on whether or not this ...

It's ironic: the cataclysmic end of Fallout 3 now feels like it should have felt from the beginning. This is thanks to Broken Steel-- the third, final and most satisfying piece of DLC released for ...

Xbox 360 owners also have been experiencing some problems. You can’t talk to one of the main characters (who more or less starts the expansion content for you), and Achievements haven’t been “taking,” ...

Broken Steel is the last of three announced Xbox 360 and PC-exclusive expansions to Fallout 3, and the one that was most clearly built to be a crowd-pleaser. Broken Steel adds about five hours of new ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Earlier this week, Bethesda Softworks confirmed that the Games for Windows edition of its third Fallout 3 add-on pack, Broken Steel, was experiencing ...

They, and their new Heavy Incinerator weapons, are more than a match for your best efforts. For probably the first time since you first come across the Deathclaws, you're forced back into hiding, ...

When it arrives on 5th May, Broken Steel will be the third piece of DLC released into the wilds of Bethesda's irradiated Washington. You'd think by this point the development team could have found the ...

IMPORTANT NOTICE! The following review contains SPOILERS relating to the ending of Fallout 3. Consider yourself warned. Everybody loved Fallout 3 for different reasons. Some loved it for its morally ...

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