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# Expansive open-world post-apocalyptic setting Includes base game + 5 DLC expansions Dynamic combat & player choice mechanics Fallout 3 - Xbox 360 Game of the Year Edition

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## Summary

> ⚡ Survive, explore, conquer — the Wasteland awaits your legend!

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- **What is this?** Fallout 3 - Xbox 360 Game of the Year Edition
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## Key Features

- • **Next-Level Combat:** Engage in unique, tactical combat against mutants, raiders, and alien threats with customizable character builds.
- • **Immersive Open World:** Dive into the vast, atmospheric Capital Wasteland, where every decision shapes your survival and legacy.
- • **Exclusive Content Access:** Unlock new missions, locations, and challenges with expansions like Operation Anchorage, The Pitt, and Mothership Zeta.
- • **Award-Winning Storytelling:** Experience a gripping narrative with dynamic characters and morally complex choices that define your journey.
- • **Ultimate Fallout Experience:** Game of the Year Edition bundles the original game with all 5 critically acclaimed add-ons for endless exploration and story depth.

## Overview

Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition for Xbox 360 delivers the definitive post-apocalyptic RPG experience, combining the original critically acclaimed game with all five expansion packs. Set in a richly detailed open world, it offers dynamic combat, deep player choice, and an immersive storyline that challenges you to survive the dangers of the Capital Wasteland.

## Description

Vault-Tec engineers have worked around the clock on an interactive reproduction of Wasteland life for you to enjoy from the comfort of your own vault. Included is an expansive world, unique combat, shockingly realistic visuals, tons of player choice, and an incredible cast of dynamic characters. Every minute is a fight for survival against the terrors of the outside world – radiation, Super Mutants, and hostile mutated creatures. From Vault-Tec, America’s First Choice in Post Nuclear Simulation. PUBLISHER: Bethesda Softworks DEVELOPER: Bethesda Game Studios RELEASE DATE: 10/13/2009 PLATFORM: Xbox 360™ / PLAYSTATION®3 systems, Games for Windows GENRE: Post Nuclear Role-Playing With Fallout 3 Game of the Year edition, experience the most acclaimed game of 2008 like never before. Create a character of your choosing and descend into an awe inspiring, post-apocalyptic world where every minute is a fight for survival. Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition includes the original game as well as all five of the Fallout 3 Game Add-on Packs: Awards: Included Add-on Packs: Operation Anchorage Enter a military simulation and fight in the liberation of Anchorage, Alaska from its Chinese Communist invaders. The Pitt Travel to the post-apocalyptic remains of Pittsburgh and become embroiled in a conflict between slaves and their Raider masters. Broken Steel Increase your level cap to 30, and finish the fight against the Enclave remnants alongside Liberty Prime. Point Lookout Embark on a mysterious and open-ended adventure in a huge, murky swampland along the coast of Maryland. Mothership Zeta Defy hostile alien abductors and fight your way off of the alien mothership, orbiting miles above the Capital Wasteland. images and screenshots © 2009 Bethesda Softworks LLC. All Rights Reserved. About Bethesda Softworks Bethesda Softworks, part of the ZeniMax Media Inc. family of companies, is a premier developer and worldwide publisher of interactive entertainment software. Titles from two of the world’s top development studios – Bethesda Game Studios and id Software – are featured under the Bethesda Softworks label and include such blockbuster franchises as DOOM®, QUAKE®, The Elder Scrolls®, Fallout®, Wolfenstein™ and RAGE™. For more information on Bethesda Softworks’ products, visit www.bethsoft.com. Fallout and Fallout: New Vegas are trademarks or registered trademarks of Bethesda Softworks LLC in the U.S. and/or other countries. All Rights Reserved. Vault 101 Jewel of the Wastes. For 200 years, Vault 101 has faithfully served the surviving residents of Washington DC and its environs, now known as the Capital Wasteland. Though the global atomic war of 2077 left the US all but destroyed, the residents of Vault 101 enjoy a life free from the constant stress of the outside world. Giant Insects, Raiders, Slavers, and yes, even Super Mutants are all no match for superior Vault-Tec(R) engineering. Yet one fateful morning, you awake to find that your father has defied the Overseer and left the comfort and security afforded by Vault 101 for reasons unknown. Leaving the only home you've ever known, you emerge from the Vault into the harsh Wasteland sun to search for your father, and the truth.

Review: Better than Oblivion; Better than I expected. - I'm not going to go in depth about the gameplay, visuals, sound, etc., because a lot of people before me have written extensive and thoughtful assessments of those features, I'll just illustrate my experience with this game. When it comes to Bethesda, I've played (in order) Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim and finally this, so I didn't play it in the order it came to the market. There are some similarities between this and Skyrim. The cutscenes that were included in FO3 were added in Skyrim which was a good look, commendation to Bethesda for that. Also, one of the music numbers in FO3 was included in Skyrim, I don't know whether it was to save money or time, but I welcomed it because it bought me back to the Elder Scrolls series and the numerous beautiful sceneries of Skyrim. My expectations for this game were dismal and I didn't expect much because I get disappointed easily, but everything from the original V.A.T.S. shooting system to the clever and practical decisions in dialogue when conversing with NPCs in the game to the refreshing contemporary setting in which the plot takes place (as opposed to the medieval time period with Bethesda's Elder Scrolls franchise) made FO3 more interesting and enjoyable. I picked up this Game of the Year edition for $20 and it included the five expansion packs/downloadable contents. "The Pitt" and "Operation Anchorage" are fun to play, especially the latter. And Broken Steel is cool for two reasons: 1) it allows you to level up from level 20 to level 30 with some new exciting "perks" and 2) it'll permit you to continue playing the game even when you've completed it (which wasn't the case previously and received a lot of criticism for). The other two-Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta-were generally a little too mundane and tame for me. I have to point out though, in Point Lookout, the quests surrounding the Calvert Mansion and Desmond are some of the most thrilling quests, not only in the expansions packs, but in the totality of the game. If you're looking for a game that will give you hundreds of hours of pleasurable content, but don't want to spend a lot of money, this has to be it. I hesitated and waited for about four years until I broke the seal and popped this into my console. I put in around 200 hours-easily-and I'm still planning to put more in to collect the various Vault Boy Bobbleheads and also to discover the rest of the map. Tip: Save often, don't rely on auto saves. And when you do save, spread them out as opposed to overwriting them. That way, if you're dissatisfied with your choices or the path your character is taking in the storyline or whatever the case may be, you can chronologically go back and pick up where you've left off. Also, I haven't had a lot of problems with the game freezing up early on, but more recently, it has occurred. Some of this "freezing" up occurs in V.A.T.S. mode when you're in the middle of a cut scene. Also, it's very rare, but it's happened with me where my character was stuck between two objects rendering him immobile. So, again, save often.
Review: Finest Game of all time - As a long time gamer, when I stop and look around at the landscape of gaming, I am truly amazed. From the Atari 2600 to the XBOX 360s and PS3s it boggles the mind. I spent much of the 90s getting back into gaming after a layoff while I went to school and was busy with all the things you get tied up in, in those years. I gamed mostly on PC, and the Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics were replayed countless times in my house. When I heard the franchise was being revived on the current generation of platforms, I had mixed feelings. I was worried the game might become another series of yearly almost identical releases, that just melt into one another. I need not have worried. Having played the originals on PC, the post apocalypse RPG aspect is what I found most interesting, and that part translated without a hiccup to the current platforms. Some of the humor didnt make the jump. For example - you spend 50 or 100 hours in Fallout, looking for a water chip to keep your vault going - it is the whole point of the game. So in Fallout 2, while looting containers you come across a room with HUNDREDS of water chips loaded into almost every corner of the level. In a pull out your hair kind of way, that is FUNNY! There are no Dr Who phone booths or encounters with King Arthur in the wastes of Fallout 3. You will not come across a spaceship with a ray gun and velvet Elvis painting, nor will you have to recreate the Monty Python bridge keeper dialogue to save being cast into the void. On the plus side, you will also never find your Highwayman trunk randomly appearing with no sign of your car at all, or vice versa.... And when it comes to freezing up, I do not think Fallout 3 froze up in all my PC and XBOX playthroughs (15 or 20 of them) as many times as Fallout 2 did the first weekend I played it. SAVE EARLY SAVE OFTEN is a mantra for a very good reason. Although I did did "stuck" in a subway tube between a wall and train once or twice - the bugs were kept to a minimum in my experience. I am glad I stuck with it, because even as a fan, I have to admit, this game starts out SLOW while you are still in the vault, setting up the story to come. I dont know how a game and the music and radio in it can make me feel nostalgic for a time I never experienced, but this game pulls it off - all while shooting up ghouls, raiders, super mutants, and mis-guided para-militant survivor groups. And talk about a sandbox game, once you are out of the vault, you can do whatever you want. For something different you can even just wander the wastes, ignoring the story and killing every thing, and every one in sight. So, if you have a couple hundred hours of your life that you dont have any plans for, and you have never played this game - what are you waiting for?

## Features

- Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition X360
- console-video-games
- 5th Grader: Game Time X360
- 55075

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than Oblivion; Better than I expected.
*by M***O on June 26, 2012*

I'm not going to go in depth about the gameplay, visuals, sound, etc., because a lot of people before me have written extensive and thoughtful assessments of those features, I'll just illustrate my experience with this game. When it comes to Bethesda, I've played (in order) Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim and finally this, so I didn't play it in the order it came to the market. There are some similarities between this and Skyrim. The cutscenes that were included in FO3 were added in Skyrim which was a good look, commendation to Bethesda for that. Also, one of the music numbers in FO3 was included in Skyrim, I don't know whether it was to save money or time, but I welcomed it because it bought me back to the Elder Scrolls series and the numerous beautiful sceneries of Skyrim. My expectations for this game were dismal and I didn't expect much because I get disappointed easily, but everything from the original V.A.T.S. shooting system to the clever and practical decisions in dialogue when conversing with NPCs in the game to the refreshing contemporary setting in which the plot takes place (as opposed to the medieval time period with Bethesda's Elder Scrolls franchise) made FO3 more interesting and enjoyable. I picked up this Game of the Year edition for $20 and it included the five expansion packs/downloadable contents. "The Pitt" and "Operation Anchorage" are fun to play, especially the latter. And Broken Steel is cool for two reasons: 1) it allows you to level up from level 20 to level 30 with some new exciting "perks" and 2) it'll permit you to continue playing the game even when you've completed it (which wasn't the case previously and received a lot of criticism for). The other two-Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta-were generally a little too mundane and tame for me. I have to point out though, in Point Lookout, the quests surrounding the Calvert Mansion and Desmond are some of the most thrilling quests, not only in the expansions packs, but in the totality of the game. If you're looking for a game that will give you hundreds of hours of pleasurable content, but don't want to spend a lot of money, this has to be it. I hesitated and waited for about four years until I broke the seal and popped this into my console. I put in around 200 hours-easily-and I'm still planning to put more in to collect the various Vault Boy Bobbleheads and also to discover the rest of the map. Tip: Save often, don't rely on auto saves. And when you do save, spread them out as opposed to overwriting them. That way, if you're dissatisfied with your choices or the path your character is taking in the storyline or whatever the case may be, you can chronologically go back and pick up where you've left off. Also, I haven't had a lot of problems with the game freezing up early on, but more recently, it has occurred. Some of this "freezing" up occurs in V.A.T.S. mode when you're in the middle of a cut scene. Also, it's very rare, but it's happened with me where my character was stuck between two objects rendering him immobile. So, again, save often.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Finest Game of all time
*by B***D on May 10, 2013*

As a long time gamer, when I stop and look around at the landscape of gaming, I am truly amazed. From the Atari 2600 to the XBOX 360s and PS3s it boggles the mind. I spent much of the 90s getting back into gaming after a layoff while I went to school and was busy with all the things you get tied up in, in those years. I gamed mostly on PC, and the Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics were replayed countless times in my house. When I heard the franchise was being revived on the current generation of platforms, I had mixed feelings. I was worried the game might become another series of yearly almost identical releases, that just melt into one another. I need not have worried. Having played the originals on PC, the post apocalypse RPG aspect is what I found most interesting, and that part translated without a hiccup to the current platforms. Some of the humor didnt make the jump. For example - you spend 50 or 100 hours in Fallout, looking for a water chip to keep your vault going - it is the whole point of the game. So in Fallout 2, while looting containers you come across a room with HUNDREDS of water chips loaded into almost every corner of the level. In a pull out your hair kind of way, that is FUNNY! There are no Dr Who phone booths or encounters with King Arthur in the wastes of Fallout 3. You will not come across a spaceship with a ray gun and velvet Elvis painting, nor will you have to recreate the Monty Python bridge keeper dialogue to save being cast into the void. On the plus side, you will also never find your Highwayman trunk randomly appearing with no sign of your car at all, or vice versa.... And when it comes to freezing up, I do not think Fallout 3 froze up in all my PC and XBOX playthroughs (15 or 20 of them) as many times as Fallout 2 did the first weekend I played it. SAVE EARLY SAVE OFTEN is a mantra for a very good reason. Although I did did "stuck" in a subway tube between a wall and train once or twice - the bugs were kept to a minimum in my experience. I am glad I stuck with it, because even as a fan, I have to admit, this game starts out SLOW while you are still in the vault, setting up the story to come. I dont know how a game and the music and radio in it can make me feel nostalgic for a time I never experienced, but this game pulls it off - all while shooting up ghouls, raiders, super mutants, and mis-guided para-militant survivor groups. And talk about a sandbox game, once you are out of the vault, you can do whatever you want. For something different you can even just wander the wastes, ignoring the story and killing every thing, and every one in sight. So, if you have a couple hundred hours of your life that you dont have any plans for, and you have never played this game - what are you waiting for?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The very definition of a must play game-
*by C***E on September 7, 2011*

I think most everyone knows about Fallout 3 by now- but for the few who don't... This is a game that defies explanation, it's truly just an experience that you have to take part in to understand. Gameplay appeal is going to always be subjective, so there is no need trying to convince someone they will like how this game works or not, they either will or will not. Some may complain about the technical shortcomings- yes, the character models are not that great, yes, the animation is not the most cutting edge motion capture you will ever see, yes, there are occasional bugs and glitches- but- these are nothing compared to the overwhelming positives Fallout 3 brings to the table. Personally, I find the gameplay very engaging; the combat never gets old, the amount of things to collect and discover keeps you coming back, and it offers enough overall depth to sustain investment over what can reach triple digit hours. I first played through this game in early 2009 when it was first released. I did so with no help or guides, and I enjoyed it immensely. Recently, I picked up the GOTY edition, which is a fantastic value, and read up a little to be sure I wasn't missing as much as I did the first time... and boy, does this offer an epic journey! I would say the average player will miss an absolute minimum of 50% of the game's content the first time through, and even then this is a huge game. The amount of depth to the world in Fallout 3 is staggering, and there are simply so many fantastic moments, places, and characters that it is hard not to place this as one of the most memorable games ever. The setting is brilliant, with a the-past-is-the-future 50's theme, the humor is great, constantly poking subtle fun at 50's idealism and the views of the future at that time. There are also some thoughtfully serious undercurrents; really the art design is very clever, as it juxtaposes upbeat, old time appeal against the stark horror of a nuclear holocaust; it is all very well executed. All I can say, is on every level, this is about as perfect as a game can be. This is a big, complicated game too, so the fact that this all came together so well is a huge accomplishment, and is definitely worth your time.

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