With Operation Anchorage behind me, I now delve into the 2nd part of my 5 part review for the DLC of Fallout 3 with The Pitt

Again, once the DLC is installed, you will receive a radio transmission asking for help in the northern area. Upon arrival, you see a bunch of raiders attacking 1 man. After taking them all out, the man comes out from his cover and introduces himself as Wernher. He begins to tell you about how he is an escaped slave from the area know as The Pitt and how he is looking for an outsider to help free the slaves and retrieve a cure that will heal all the mutated and sick people in The Pitt.

Since diving back into Fallout 3, I find myself remembering how this game owned all my free time when it 1st came out. Now with Bethesda releasing the final DLC for Fallout 3, I figured it would be the right time to play through it all in a 5 part review. Let's start off with the first DLC, Operation Anchorage.

I am all about the quick play games. You know the type. You have 10 minutes before you have to leave the house to go to a wedding reception so you decide to throw on your latest purchase, Shatter. Next thing you know, you are 2 hours late and your buddy is upset with you for not showing up with the girlfriend mad as well.

It's been a while since my Wii has seen any action since I first got it. Call it neglect but I have too many games as is to play and since my LCD monitor doesn't have the inputs to hook up, the Wii sits in a corner hooked up to an old TV. I read Jonathan London's review on this Wii Ware title called Swords & Soldiers and it seemed like a fun game so I had to try it out.

With the recent release of Worms 2 for the XBLA, Team 17 decides to put out a version for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Now this is the 1st mobile worms game to be developed at Team17’s studio. It feels like a full game and at 75.4MB's it better well be a full game and not a slimmed down version for the iPhone.

When I think of a bad ass mad dog killer in the comic book world, a couple names come up. Deadpool, The Joker, Carnage. I like to play the odds and say that Frank Castle, also known as The Punisher, is the baddest of all. Developer Zen Studios decided to give a shot at making you feel like The Punisher dishing out some hardcore justice with his arsenal of weapons with the PSN game The Punisher: No Mercy.