The thing I liked most about Fallout 3 was just exploring, surviving, and doing random side quests. New Vegas was an open world, but I think it was too story driven to the point that it lost sight of what made Fallout 3 superb. Now it's been released, though 360 users are still having serious issues that need fixing. People don't survive the Divide, so it's a good bet that Ulysses doesn't really expect you to come back.īethesda was waiting for the stability patch before making any DLC announcements. He sends you a transmission promising to explain why, but only if you take one last job through the stormy area called the Divide. The original courier, a man named Ulysses, refused to deliver the Platinum Chip. Old World Blues will release in June, and covers the origins of some monsters as you explore abandoned pre-war research centers, and become the unwilling participant in a science experiment yourself.įinally, Lonesome Road is set for July, and brings closure to the some dangling plot threads from the original game. Along the way back home, you run into a war between a New Canaanite missionary and the Burned Man.
In Honest Hearts, available on May 17, your caravan is ambushed and you're left stranded. All three packs will cost $9.99 on the PlayStation Network and PC, or 800 MS Points on 360. Unlike Dead Money, these packs will hit PC, PS3, and 360 simultaneously. The first is called "Honest Hearts," as the rumors claimed, while the others are named "Old World Blues" and "Lonesome Road."
We heard rumors of more Fallout: New Vegas downloadable content, but Bethesda surprised us today with the announcement of not one, but three upcoming DLC packs. It should be safe to download now, so you can prepare for these DLC packs. Bethesda let us know that a new title update for the Xbox 360 version went live a few days ago for the English version, and has since followed in the other versions.
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