Fallout 3 is a game that can help those who hate reality enjoy it, maybe even a little. Why am I saying this? Well, if you played the game already, then you surely agree with the fact that the fictional world depicted by Fallout 3 is much worse than the one we're living in but, on the other hand, a single individual - your character - can do a lot more to change it than one single man can do to reshape Earth as we know it...

Anyway, we're not here to talk about the thin border between reality and the universe of games like Fallout, because that's too much of a subject, really. What we should do know is continue the trip through the Fallout 3 news land, with a new piece of info that will surely make some games jump for joy - Fallout 3 DLC for PS3, finally!

So far, only those PC and Xbox 360 bastards had the privilege of enjoying DLC for Fallout 3, but now PS3 users can finally enjoy the original Operation: Anchorage pack next month, while releases of The Pitt and Broken Steel are expected to follow about four to six weeks after that.
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Hey, that's not all! Once all the above happens, PS3 Fallout 3 fans will also be awarded Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta, but still some time after the Xbox 360 and PC versions are being launched(June and July, respectively).

One last thing you should know - as strange as it may seem, all the DLC packs for Fallout 3, despite the fact they are... downloadable content, will also be available through conventional retail outlets.

If you missed Fallout 3, don't worry - there's plenty of time for you to catch up, especially since the game looks awesome, in my opinion, and won't get outdated that soon. I know, I know - all those Fallout hardcore fans out there may say that I'm not right, and I must agree with them somehow, because Fallout 3 has some problems in the quests/story side, but nothing's perfect, after all...

The best part of Fallout 3 is that you often feel like starring in a movie. If you want, you can go straight for the main quests and forget about all the little things, but you can also play for at least an hour daily for entire weeks without getting to the bottom of it all. If that's not enough to make Fallout 3 one of the best games of 2008, here's something more: Fallout 3 DLC!

Just like any "serious" successful movie, Fallout 3 left room for some new stories to take place in the same time and place, and - obviously - using the same software platform... but with a little twist.
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While "DLC" usually stands for downloadable content released a while after the original game, this time we're in for a surprise - the latest Fallout 3 DLC news says we're going to get a retail package!

According to listings spotted on Amazon's UK store, "The Pitt" and "Operation Anchorage" will come together in a nice package for both the Xbox 360 and PC, with pricing of about $22 in the UK. While slated to appear in late May, this bundle's US pricing is still a mystery.

In the end, here you have my five cents - the funniest part of the whole story is that, as you can see in the image high above, the retail box says "downloadable content," and I really think this wasn't needed. I know this isn't very likely to happen, but what about gamers looking at the box and saying "I will download it, why bother with the box?" before walking away, huh?

Oh, yeah - one more thing - you should also buy Fallout 3 to enjoy the DLC content, if you didn't knew that already. That's it, folks! ;)

I don't know what do you know about the whole Final Fantasy franchise, but each time I hear about this, I can't help but think about all those great fan-made videos on YouTube using Final Fantasy footage and some random song(usually heavy-power metal, but not limited to "hard" music). Speaking about the long-awaited Final Fantasy XIII, well...

...things are turning into a new Fallout 3 here, and let me tell you why. As you probably know already, since you're here looking to download Final Fantasy XIII, I guess, this upcoming console RPG is being developed by Square Enix, and it first appeared at the 2006 E3, featuring a futuristic high-tech world. So far, so good. I love hi-tech futuristic landscapes, when done properly, but there's only a little problem here!
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The problem is that we're in 2009 already, and there's no such thing as Final Fantasy XIII download, simply because there's no such thing as a final version of the game! OK, we know that Final Fantasy XIII will be first released on the PlayStation 3 in Japan, then for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in Europe and North America, but when... that's the problem!

Speaking to Reuters, Square Enix boss Yoichi "Imperial Hot" Wada said that this awesome game won't be out in the West until 2010, despite the fact Japanese gamers will see it later this year! Unfortunately, the Western release won't go down until at least April 2010. Well, at least I hope they'll get the translations right...