Bethesda has announced it plans to develop at least two more pieces of downloadable content for Fallout 3, as well as finally making the currently PC and Xbox 360 exclusive packs available to PlayStation 3 gamers. Starting from late June, PS3 owners will be given access to the first DLC in the series, Operation Anchorage, followed by The Pitt and Broken Steel after 4-6 week intervals.
As for the new Fallout 3 expansions, the first of them, Point Lookout, will also see a release in late June on Xbox 360 and PC, while Mothership Zeta will focus on the return of the aliens to the Fallout universe come late July on the two aforementioned platforms. Both packs will cost 800 Microsoft Points (or $9.99), and will make their way to the PlayStation 3 once the first three packs have been released for it.
On top of these announcements, Bethesda also plans to have a Fallout 3 Game of the Year edition available in stores this October, packing the original version of the post-apocalyptic title along with the five add-ons. The PC version will sell at $49.99, with the Xbox 360 and PS3 iterations priced at $59.99 each.