Released via digital-download yesterday is the first of 3 expansion packs called, Operation Anchorage, for what I consider the game of 2008, Fallout 3. Allowing you to continue on your character from your completed Fallout 3 game and increasing your max-level to 30 the game pits you into a virtual-reality training program of the Chinese invasion of Alaska that was the catalyst for most of the Fallout 3 world.

First impressions is that it is a much more action intensive version of Fallout 3 and gives an excellent feel of fluidity despite being a completely different landscape. However, once again it draws light of my computers outdated graphics card and gets me pondering about when I'll invest in a new PC.

Sadly I read the expansion is completed in a disapointing two hours, so I managed to find away around paying for the download (despite only being 800 Microsoft points/$15 Bucks) because, well... I'm saving money remember?

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