Fallout 3: The Pitt Review

I've been a fan of the Fallout series of games since I was introduced to them. So when Fallout 3 came out I was very excited. It was the only reason I finally broke down and bought the XBox360.

The game itself was great, but not as awesome as the originals. It was awesome in it's own way though. The wasteland vista and the ruins, were visualized in a way that was pretty disturbing. The people and the creatures that called the Capitol Wasteland home were a combination of new and familiar faces.

After spending over a hundred hours, over three play throughs, in the game I was pleased to hear that Bethesda was planning on releasing three DLC (DownLoadable Content) packs to add some more play to the game.

The first, Operation Anchorage was okay, but nothing spectacular. It did bring a few new weapons into the game, but didn't really add anything substantial.
The Pitt, however, added a substantial side-quest story line to the game in addition to new weapons and gear.

In The Pitt you are called upon to rescue the save the slaves from the radiation poisoning that will turn them into trogs (kinda like the wasteland ghouls) by stealing a cure from the leader of The Pitt. The question is, will you help the slaves or will you side with the slave master?
If this is any indication of the quality of the next DLC, Broken Steel, I'll be delighted.

I really hope that Bethesda is planning on publishing another game in the Fallout universe.