• Posted June 25th, 2009 at 17:06 EDT by Mike Harradence
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Bethesda’s Pete Hines has revealed that the firm is currently sprinkling the finishing touches on Fallout 3’s Operation: Anchorage DLC for the PlayStation 3, though a solid release date has yet to be decided.

According to Hines, the content - which hit PC and 360 earlier this year - requires a fair amount work in order to get it up and running on Sony’s black box: “Yes, quite a bit actually," he told Eurogamer. "It's a different platform with a different way of doing things and it requires special attention and plenty of testing before it's released."

"We are trying to put the finishing touches on it now, but as I said above it's a different task than DLC on another platform, and so there are things we have to finish doing and testing before it's done on PS3."

Elsewhere, Hines confirmed that the final batch of DLC - Mothership Zeta - will be with us in late July.

"Haven't set a final date yet," explained Hines, "[but] should have one before too long."

"What's in store? Alien abduction done really, really well. What more do you need to know?"

Stay tuned.