Fallout 3/New Vegas DLC discounted on XBLA

By Fred Dutton Published 22 December, 2011

50 per cent off for one day only.

Discounts on Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas DLC make up the third day of Microsoft's 12 days of Christmas promotion.

The following add-ons have been reduced down to 400 Points a piece, but hurry - the offer changes tomorrow morning:

Fallout 3:

  • Mothership Zeta
  • Operation Anchorage
  • Broken Steel

Fallout: New Vegas:

  • Honest Hearts
  • Lonesome Road
  • Dead Money
  • Old World Blues
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Comments (14) Latest comment 5 months ago

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  • metallicorphan #1 5 months ago

    I have all the Fallout 3 DLC,and i am getting the Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition in February,so thanks,but no thanks

  • makeamazing #2 5 months ago

    Did 100% of fallout, what an amazing game, unfortunately i have no desire to play much of Vegas and definitely no desire to play any of the DLC's. I hope Fallout 4 is more 3 than Vegas.

  • wilding #3 5 months ago

    @makeamazing

    I get what you mean. I loved Fallout 3, but for some reason didn't get into New Vegas as much. Definitely excited for Fallout 4 after playing Skyrim though.

  • Raznilof #4 5 months ago

    @makeamazing, funny, for me it's exactly the other way round. Liked Fallout 3, loved Vegas. Vegas's world design (copied in Skyrim) was much more explorer inviting and some of the stories (like the vault where you enter and heard a suicide message) where amazingly told, what a great twist that was!

    It also helped New Vegas had much better music (in my opinion) and in general just oozed atmosphere.

    But I did stop the moment I could no longer postpone having to go into the strip. Having to go there was what I liked least about New Vegas, having explored everything around it.

    But that's all preference isn't it. Hoping for a fallout 4 too, either way : )

  • TruSmiles #5 5 months ago

    I've been holding out on buying the Fallout/New Vegas DLC... But now I really have no excuse :D

  • Bawlsz #6 5 months ago

    I loved both Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, but I prefer Fallout New Vegas. The stories told in F:NV are allot better, and it felt you are making a difference in the world, and exploring was allot more fun.

  • funkateer #7 5 months ago

    As an aside, PSN currently has such deals every day too during Christmas time. Why is this not reported?

  • bodhi85uk #8 5 months ago

    Wasnt enjoying the NV DLC as much as the F3 ones so stopped after Honest Hearts - I dont think I can go back to NV anytine soon after Skyrim.

    As said above, it bodes well for Fallout 4 though, which is now my most anticipated game.

  • Street89 #9 5 months ago

    Like I've said many times before, what is it with eurogamer calling Xbox live marketplace "XBLA"? It like calling the app store the iTunes store.

  • drhickman1983 #10 5 months ago

    I much prefed Fallout 3, just couldn't get into New Vegas. I didn't find the world to be very cohesive, some interesting locations, but they just didn't connect together for me. Like each location could be amazing, but it was like a patchwork quilt. to me.

    And the way New Vegas was landscaped didn't feel quite right. Some hills and valleys felt very artifical. There's one are in particular that sticks in my mind, where theresa a train track running up a hill, but the slope is presented almost in a series of steps, just looked odd.

    And for whatever reason, I just didn't get into the stories as much in New Vegas.

    Everyone is entitled to their own opinion of course, but for me Fallout 3 beat New Vegas hands down.

  • PenguinJim #11 5 months ago

    @metallicorphan The Ultimate Edition would have to be ~£15 for it to be significantly cheaper than this. New Vegas can be had for £8, and all the DLC together is a tenner.

  • blackrapt0r #12 5 months ago

    No ty, got all the fallout 3 dlc and all of fo:nv, apart from lonesome road.
    Fo:nv was far too buggy and unstable for me, maybe after I've completed ME3...

  • Najica #13 5 months ago

    Is the New Vegas DLC a continuation of the story, as Broken Steel was to Fallout 3?

  • Bonkers_Billy #14 5 months ago

    Liked the game but lost the momentum playing it after the game save corruption bug.