Does Fallout 3′s official expansion content go out with a bang or a whimper?

Game Title: Fallout 3 – Mothership Zeta
Publisher: Microsoft
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Format Reviewed: PC
Also Available on: Xbox 360
Price: 800 Microsoft Points

Even numbers are great. They represent balance & equilibrium. Evenly matched sides in a conflict, be it in love, war or sport, will often have a hard time overcoming each other. Four is a particularly nice, even number when gaming is concerned.  For example, the best Call of Duty game (so far) has clearly been the fourth one.  When a

Andrew Bryant didn’t want to pay the ferryman until he got him too the other side…

Game Title: Fallout 3 – Point Lookout
Publisher: Microsoft
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Format Reviewed: PC
Also Available on: Xbox 360
Price: 800 Microsoft Points

Another month, another change of scenery for the Lone Wanderer…

After the last XP cap-boosting downloable expansion, Broken Steel, left the endgame wide open, Bethesda have been beavering away on more content and have unleashed Point Lookout on wasteland inhabitants who might (what with them being somewhat at a loose end following the crushing blow dealt too

Giant Robots…  Giant Satellites…  Giant Scorpions…  Yep, more Fallout 3!

Game Title: Fallout 3 – Broken Steel
Publisher: Microsoft
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Format Reviewed: PC
Also Available on: Xbox 360
Price: 800 Microsoft Points

Whilst exploring the expanded wasteland offered to me by Bethesda in the Broken Steel package, something terrible happened. Dogmeat, my faithful canine companion, was murdered (or whatever you do to a dog) in cold blood by, of all things, a radscorpion.

Not just any mutated giant scorpion, mind you, but a fucking Albino Radscorpion, one of the new high-level beasties that randomly crop-up throughout

Andrew Bryant dons a slave outfit, picks up a piece of machinery and heads too work in The Pitt.

Game Title: Fallout 3 – The Pitt
Publisher: Microsoft
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Format Reviewed: PC
Also Available on: Xbox 360
Price: 800 Microsoft Points

The release of The Pitt for the Xbox 360 was poor – it’s been well documented and fixed now, but it was a pretty shoddy case of affairs.  The sad thing is, when looking at it from a PC gamers viewpoint, it’s business as usual – The difficulties getting Operation: Anchorage too work were dismissed

Andrew Bryant steps out of the radioactive post-apocalyptic frying pan and into the freezer.

Game Title: Fallout 3 – Operation: Anchorage
Publisher: Microsoft
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Format Reviewed: PC
Also Available on: Xbox 360
Price: 800 Microsoft Points

Bethesda’s concept of a release schedule is a bit of an enigma.

Fallout 3 was released back in November last year with much pomp and praise, but significant criticism was given to both its level cap (20, which is way too low) and its closing moments, which were both sudden and (quite literally) final, with no option to continue trawling