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 Fallout 3 - The Pitt and Operation: Anchorage (Add-On) (PC)
Newest Review: ... of a lot of running around from one objective location to the next, with little distraction in between. The instances are too ... more  ... big and ambitious for such a small and conventional quest.
Chracters are a little weak as usual, (it even seems pointless to give most of them names.) and despite there being a few unique shop vendors, there's really not much of a reason to return to The Pitt, once you have finished the short-lived, if relatively non-linear quest associated with it. There are no side quests and few ways to make the story your own. You can either join the good guys or the bad guys, and neither will make a great deal of difference, ...moreMore Bethesda PC games
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Fallout 3 - The Pitt and Operation: Anchorage (Add-On) (PC): Nice graphics but half-arsed content. (1393 words)
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For those not already aware, Fallout 3 is a first/third-person RPG set in a post-apocalyptic nuclear wasteland. It was developed by Bethesda in 2008 and uses the same engine as Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. It has received critical acclaim and a number of Game Of The Year Awards. This package contains the first two add-on packs for Fallout 3, "The Pitt" and "Operation Anchorage." Both include vast new areas of land which are placed through "Portals" at the edges of the Capital Wasteland in a similar vein to Oblivion's expansion; The Shivering Isles. ***THE PITT*** Having picked up a radio distress call from a man ... Read the complete review
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