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June came and went without the promised Fallout 3 downloadable content from Bethesda, and July and August will too, the developers now say.
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.
The initially broken Broken Steel downloadable content for the PC version of Fallout 3 has reappeared in the Games for Windows Live Marketplace.
The Broken Steel update for the PC version of Fallout 3 has been taken down for repair. Bethesda explains why.
Seems that Fallout 3′s latest piece of trouble-plagued downloadable content, Broken Steel, has launched broken. Least, it is on PC. Shocking, I know.
We’re only a day away from the release of the Fallout 3 Broken Steel downloadable content, and this launch trailer shows how much of a liar Ron Perlman is.
Several online retailers are listing a DVD containing the Fallout 3 Broken Steel expansion and something called Point Look, leading to speculation that more downloadable content is on the way.
Bethesda must be in a good mood, as they double their normal amount of screens in this latest batch of pics from Fallout 3′s Broken Steel downloadable content.
G4 got their hands on some gameplay footage from Fallout 3′s latest piece of downloadable content, Broken Steel, and are sharing it for all the world to see.
A bit earlier today we walked you through the new features of upcoming Fallout 3 DLC Broken Steel. Now take a gander at the screens for the upcoming episode.
