Finally, PS3 owners of Fallout 3 will get to play the DLC that Xbox360 and PC owners have been rubbing in their faces for the past four months. Starting in late June, Operation: Anchorage will become available, and The Pitt and Broken Steel will follow 4-6 weeks apart; the same way they were deployed to 360/PC. Yes, that’s as specific as the dates get right now. No, you can’t have them all at once.

A patch will be required to play the titles, and will come out soon.

Not only are the existing DLC titles coming to Playstation, but more DLC has been announced for all platforms. (You didn’t really think they were going to stop with Broken Steel, did you?) Now that Fallout 3 has become open-ended, there is plenty of room for more content that Bethesda is happy to provide.

Point Lookout, the first of the two new DLC to be launched, will send your wandering character to a large swampland area. The second title, Mothership Zeta, will be just what the name sounds like: an alien abduction something or other. These packs are to come out sometime after the existing DLC is done availing itself to the PS3 market.

For those weirdos out there who want to buy these add-ons on hard-copy, they will be sold through retailers come May 26 (Anchorage and The Pitt) and August (everything else). A Game of the Year release will be available in October for all platforms, a package that will include all five DLCs and reek of super mutant coolness. It also may save you a few bucks.

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