KimiR88

• 2:19pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 1

first 

im getting it...

NeauxFear

• 2:22pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 2

Thats cool. I think I'll just wait for the GOTY edition.

Cdn_Cuda

• 2:24pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 3

 Mm... I did like Fallout, but still not sure about these updates.  Haven't heard the best reviews on them.  I guess it will all come down to the price.

hoboshank

• 2:37pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 4

 yay! we get the best DLC first! too bad it'll take so damn long!

Patrick793

• 2:41pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 5

Read this earlier today.

I don't care that the DLC is being delayed. Personally, I'm just fine with it being delayed. The longer it takes the more bugs they get ironed out.

Plus, I have a lot of other games I can play while I wait.

bfd_josh | bfd_josh

• 2:43pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 6

 im glad its deleyed, i only just got fallout, so i got a long way to go before ill be ready for these anyway

Nicholes

• 2:57pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 7

a shame all these DLC are coming so long after I put 250 hours into this game. At this point im burnt out and I am not really interested in dishing out $30+ for all the DLC just for a few hours worth of gameplay... even more so in sept.

Maybe a year from now I will GameFly the GOTY edition of Fallout 3 and just keep the DLC for nothing. :-p

Arda82

• 3:04pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 8

what a great game is fallout 3... but the graphics were horrible...

zombieking36

• 3:30pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 9

after how glitchy the 360/PC versions were, I gotta say TYVM! it'd be nice to get them in good form :)

Ryuuchi10

• 3:36pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 10

Pooper scooper. That's all I gotta say about that.

Wic-Man

• 4:14pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 11

Buying GOTY and selling the original one

Lefein

• 4:39pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 12

If the developers want to take their time to get it right, I say more power to them.

Ukpet_Anime

• 5:14pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 13

Shame really but I dont mind waiting if they stamp on more bugs/glitches in the meantime. I think I'd prefer Broken Steel to Anchorage anywho, as the latter is more combat orientated and generally shorter, whereas Steel continues the main story where it left off in the main game.

Stevie

• 6:14pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 14

Broken steel I will buy, the others I will wait and see.

jesse1715

• 6:37pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 15

 @9

I totally agree.

TestosteRohne

• 6:46pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 16

Nooooo!

I got back into Fallout 3 in preperation for the DLC.

Curses.

But it would be logical to have Broken Steel first, so I'm good with that.

jamesobachand | snake2112

• 9:10pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 17

well I guess I can wait a little longer.  I think I'll play infamous for a while anyways.

Bones311

• 11:04pm EDT - July 13th, 2009
• 18

AHHHHHHHH my god i can't wait!

Aphexman

• 4:24am EDT - July 14th, 2009
• 19

I played Operation Anchorage and The Pitt on my 360, they're not worth it, especially Operation Anchorage. Ah, and both were broken and glitched, so waiting means they're trying to avoid what happened with The Pitt.

felkor

• 9:11am EDT - July 14th, 2009
• 20

I didn't plan on buying any of the DLC until Broken Steel came out anyways.  I'm at the level cap, and I wasn't about to play any more Fallout 3 until the level cap was raised.  So this news is just fine with me.