Fallout New Vegas

Update 1.3 for post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout: New Vegas is now live on the PC. It's expected to be released for the consoles by the end of the week.

Bethesda appears to be on the verge of announcing the second downloadable content for Fallout: New Vegas. A few screenshots from an alleged trailer of the DLC hit the Internet this weekend.

The Fallout: New Vegas downloadable content will not stay Xbox 360 exclusive forever. The PS3 and PC will get their hands on the game's DLC starting at the end of February.

Bethesda's parent company ZeniMax Media recently applied for three trademarks. The marks appear to be titles for upcoming Fallout: New Vegas downloadable content.

The Writers Guild of America announced their award nominations today. For the fourth year in a row, they'll be recognizing the best videogame writing of the year.

Bethesda and Obsidian are still polishing and tweaking Fallout: New Vegas. Another patch for the post-apocalyptic RPG is in the pipe.

Next month Fallout: New Vegas will receive a downloadable content pack called "Dead Money." Bethesda's latest newsletter provides some additional details.

Bethesda has announced the first downloadable content for Fallout: New Vegas. "Dead Money" will be available exclusively through Xbox Live on December 21st.

The North American retail report for October 2010 was released today and many new big releases appear to have sold well. The oldest game on the list is Madden NFL 11, released in August.

Another update has gone live for the PC version of Fallout: New Vegas. Patch 1.11 will download automatically when you start Steam.