Fallout: New Vegas Lonesome Road Dated, Plus Two Additional DLC Packs
Bethesda has finally revealed the release date for their fourth downloadable content pack for Fallout: New Vegas.
Bethesda has finally revealed the release date for their fourth downloadable content pack for Fallout: New Vegas.
Valve has finally stepped forward and announced the release date for the free DLC promised for Portal 2… sort of.
EA has announced an all new downloadable world for The Sims 3 slated for later this month
THQ has released the second downloadable content pack for Homefront today and brought some screens and a trailer to share.
Apparently, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 was originally intended to be DLC for Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
The Rockstar Pass gives players access to “all seven paid DLC” that are planned to come out through July.
Following the astounding success of Portal 2 the world over, it was almost a given that Valve would be…
Rockstar finally has a concrete date for the anticipated DLC pack that contains the preorder content that was exclusive to those who, well, preordered the game.
Downloadable content has been a sticky-subject among gamers since its inception, particularly when it involves money changing hands. And while that alone is able to draw a divide between gamers, things can get really heated if a company is so bold as to release downloadable content on the same day a game is to arrive in stores.
Crackdown 2 was finally released yesterday (want to know what we thought? Then click here), and thanks to the game’s list of Achievements, there is already buzz spreading about premium downloadable content packages called “Toy Box” and “Deluge.”
2K Games recently announced the launch of the newest downloadable content for their award winning title Bioshock 2. Set to put players in the role of a Big Daddy defending his Little Sister against swarms of hyped up ADAM-crazed splicers, it is sure to put players to the test.
Skate has firmly established itself as the most prominent figure in skating games, and has just made public the announcement of some awesome looking downloadable content. Read on to find out more!
Earlier today, Rockstar confirmed that the much-talked-about downloadable content for Grand Theft Auto IV would be released on February 17, 2009, exclusively for the Xbox 360. The DLC will be titled ‘The Lost and Damned’, and it won’t star Niko Bellic. Details follow.
PS3 finally gets some exclusive DLC TLC. Sony has entered into an “exclusive marketing agreement” with Mirror’s Edge publisher and evil overlords Electronic Arts to bring downloadable content to the title via PSN. How’d they manage that without the exorbitantly deep pockets of Microsoft? Sony has also gone on record to squelch rumors that Mirror’s [...]
After receiving the Edge Award for Interactive Innovation, Halo 3 creators Bungie have thanked the publication via a highly entertaining video. In it there are hints towards a new Halo development, but not a new game as many have been suggesting.