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Enclave Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:815315000153
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_ENCLAVE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, role-playing |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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After countless hours of playing and blood shot eyes i actually ran out of things to do. With the addon pack its a nice refresher to the epic game.
Great new scenarios that will bring hours and hours of fun. The new “hunt” scenario is fun
In my review for the game itself, I stated how I felt the maximum level of 20 was absolutely ridiculous as you can easily achieve this level VERY early in the game. My other criticism pertained to the “good” ending where, unlike in other roaming RPGs such as Fable II, ends the game prematurely preventing you from going back to explore the rest of the wasteland.Not anymore!Broken Steel continues the story with a three primary quests and then allows the player to free roam afterwards. The level cap has also been raised from the low level of 20 to a not-so-low level of 30. This does present a problem for gamers that have beaten all the dungeons before installing Broken Steel as the expansion does not have enough quests to reach the level cap. However, that is where Point Lookout comes in, but more on that later.Similar to previous expansion packs, such as Operation Anchorage and The Pitt, Broken Steel includes new and powerful weapons such as the Tesla cannon *evil grin*.A lot of these features, most notably raising the level cap and the divergent “good ending,” should have been in the original Fallout 3 game to begin with as it will cost the player however much money to purchase this expansion. However, Bethesda makes up for the cost with a few more entertaining side quests and another much needed expansion.Enter Point Lookout.Within the first hour of exploring Point Lookout, I scavenged more weapons, heal items, ammo, grenades, and various knick knacks (including a Swiffe.
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These are by far the two greatest add-ons to Fallout 3. Even aside from continuing the story, raising your level cap to 30 as opposed to 20, and the Tesla Cannon, Broken Steel is just fun. You raid the crap out of the Enclave and loot a ton of weapons and armor, then blow the place up. (or you can choose to blow up Megaton or The Citadel, to name a couple) And as far as Point Lookout, it’s basically a little swamp version of the Wasteland we’ve come to know and love. Oh and you can go back and forth from Point Lookout to the Wasteland freely (Have to go solo though, which is kind of lame when you’ve grown accustom to an intellectual super mutant following you around [Fawkes is just my favorite follower]) Anyway, this add-on rekindled my appreciation for this game, and I would highly recommend it to anyone that has Fallout 3. If you don’t have Fallout 3 yet, just wait until the game of the year edition is out which will have all of the add-ons.
The add on was a fun and welcome addition to the Fallout 3 game, it breaks a little from the “norm” of the game and was a fun addition that helped break up a rather long game (I played the point lookout in the middle of fallout 3. Overall I would rate it a solid 5 out of 5.
These are the two best expansions for Fallout 3. These play the most like the rest of the game, allow you to continue after you beat the main game and boost the level cap to 30. You can’t go wrong.
Broken steel is the best dlc ever! It raised the level cap and put in some new kickin perks. Point Lookout seems very intimidating to me.
If you like fallout you’d love this ad-ons, adds more quests and weapons for more hours of gameplay
Bought this for PS3 but was sent the wrong one for XBOX instead, so I cant fairly review the contents. But I love Fallout 3.
ReedWolf –
Yeah, it’s a good expansion.
jeremy pollard –
what a great add on for fallout,point lookout is a fun redneck adventure,broken steel takes you to level 30and some great new missions,if you have fallout 3 you need this
Max Werner –
The DLC here is just mind blowing for how huge and awesome it is. Just go out and get it because it is great and gives you about 20 to 50 more hours depending on whether or not you want to 100% it10/10
Tim H. Grimes –
great
Handsome Harry –
lots of good fun,
Ethan D Van Vorst –
I am an ardent Fallout fan, and Fallout 3 was like a Godsend to the series, making it far more immersive than I anticipated that it would. I had purchased and played The Pitt/Operation: Anchorage DLC when it became available on DVD and loved that game as well as it adds to the existing mythology of the game so very well. This is the 2nd DLC (that’s Downloadable Content to those of you not in the know), basically an expansion pack to the root Fallout 3 game.Some Spoilers ahead! Consider yourself warned!This second DLC (Broken Steel) pack takes you on a no holds barred battle to wipe out the remnants of the Enclave still populating the DC Wasteland area. Despite President Eden’s demise and the terrible pounding that the Enclave took at the end of the first game, they’re still around in large numbers and are determined to take control of the DC area by force. Broken Steel allows you to pick up where the end of Fallout 3 left off by allowing that you were put in coma by the effects of Project Purity’s activation rather than dying. Actually in my game I just sent Fawkes in since he’s completely immune to radiation, but the end result is the same. The Brotherhood of Steel now has cleaned up much of the tidal basin area’s water of radiation, although strangely my geiger counter still registers small amounts of the stuff (usually around 4 rads worth), but that’s a minor quibble. Now the Brotherhood is spearheading the effort to cleanse the Capital Wasteland of the Enclave once and fo.
Ricky Bourne –
I’m an older guy that is just getting back into playing games, really love this game! Not really a game to play for 15 minutes every now and then, more of a strategy game and I’ve logged in a lot of hours creating it the way I want. The cheats that you can pick up can be really helpful especially if your not already an experienced gamer. Looking forward to the time I start on the add-ons.
J. Heard –
Great game. Can play for days and days. A lot of different activities in game to hold interest.
Andrew –
So far, I’ve completed the Broken Steel dlc…i haven’t started Point Lookout yet.Broken Steel has you bring the fight to the Enclave and it is awesome! Along with this dlc are new armors, weapons and perks for building your character to suit your style of gameplay. I’m going to start Point Lookout soon! [I’ll update this review to account for the Point Lookout dlc]Pros: new weapons, armor and perks, story and action.Cons: minor framerate issues but not enough to detract from this awesome dlc.
Ray –
The best part about point lookout and broken steel, is that they aren’t linear like the other expansions. That really bothered me about the others, fallout is a sandbox game, yet mothership zeta forces you to go down tiny corridors in order, operation anchorage is more ‘open’ but still extremely linear, and the pitt was fun, but again… linear!Point lookout gives you a map if i had to guess about 1/6 the size of normal fallout, explore to your hearts content. And there are a few different quest lines across the lands.The main complaint is the lack of variety of enemies, two different kinds of hillbillies is basically all you will see during this expansion.Dont have much to comment on broken steel – never finished it, but it was definitely more in the sandbox idealogy compared to the other expansions.