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Fallout 3 - Xbox 360 Game
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Description
Fallout 3 Add-on The Pitt and Operation Anchorage Xbox 360 Game
Product Details
UPC:
093155128804
Condition:
Used
Genre:
Action & Adventure
Platform:
Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:
NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:
Mature
SKU:
X360_FALLOUT_3_ADD-ON_THE_PITT
———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 | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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Yeah, it’s a good expansion.
It was just what my son wanted.
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
It came on time and the book was in good shape. But it was a small version & in tiny print. That’s the only problem.
LOVED it, totally fantastic and definitely a good buy, make a good purchase with this one and you’ll be pleased
Perry is an great writer who weaves deep moral messages throughout complex, entertaining mysteries and witty Jane Austen-type humor of the lead characters toward the people and manners of their peers. Her characters breathe life, and the manners and morals of the late 1800’s are accurately portrayed, showing from what heights both have since fallen. Of special interest is the total legal subjugation of all women to the men in their lives in this period of history–brothers over sisters, fathers over daughters, husbands over wives, motivating readers to appreciate the battle for rights fought at great cost by women before us.
i love fallout i got over 130 hours of my life in to it lol but then again i be playing it for over a year so its not that much broken steel is long and fun point look out is not that long but you get some cool weapons and armor out of it so i recommend this
This is the best add-on for Fallout 3 if you want to buy them separately. It will increase your level-up ability to Level 30 as well. However, I DO recommend buying Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition though if you would like all the add-ons including Mothership Zeta, which doesn’t come as part of any separate add-on pack. Point Lookout is a totally different world which is great, but none of the followers are allowed to travel with your character there, so I recommend maxing out your skills, S.P.E.C.I.A.L and perks first. Good all around add-on pack though.
great
A dead body, posed as the cabby, falls of a hansom cab. Pitt and his wife are at the theater and are first to respond to the disturbance. It seems no big deal until grave robberies are discovered. The presumed dead man is a neighbor of Aunt Vespasia so that was fun. The widow is seeing Dominic the husband of Charlottes sister. Murder is in the air. More bodies appear and finally the mystery is solved. Fun little game of whodunnit and why. Nice discussion of moral judging of justice process.
Sapperjoe –
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.
John E Sokoloski –
Anne Perry continues in her inimitable style to bring us yet another murder within the aristocracy of Victorian England. Besides the typical who-done-it murder mystery, Anne throws us into the messy mix of a stratified society of the poor, the working class and the upper crust. The oh so common mess a murder or two brings to the otherwise proper and sedate lives of Her Majesty’s elite results in a tense clash of societal differences.
GSmith –
Another great Anne Perry book.
Leeanne –
Generally I don’t care much for Anne Perry’s books, but this one was better than most. Spends a lot of the book discussing problems of poor people in London.
shoesaregreat –
If you didn’t pick up the GOY edition FO3 but have the original and want to reenter the wasteland, you MUST pick this up. I got about 15 hours of playtime with Point Lookout (lever-action rifle makes use of 10mm ammo) and already have 2 hours in Broken Steel.
igj –
I enjoyed reading this mystery novel. It’s a quick read, there were graves robbed, and ultimately a murder. I appreciate the relationship between Thomas and his wife Charlotte; they’re a highly intelligent couple and supportive of one another’s lives. Now, of course I want to read the next book in the series.
T. W. Sublette –
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.
Millie –
Trying to complete by collection of Anne Perry. This item is in excellent condition with no wear on spine or marks in the pages. Looking forward to another good mystery.
Kindle Customer –
This is an interesting novel that reveals all of the horrors of poverty in England in the 1880s. The reader is introduced to roadhouses and other unfortunate circumstances in which the majority of the people of London must survive. The story is quite innovative dealing with several dead bodies that seem to pop up in unexpected places. These are not newly dead bodies but have come from graves that were robbed. As usual there is a wicked person who is the murderer and is revealed in the end, but also as often happens in Anne Perry novels, some of the crimes are not punished. There is more development of some of the standard characters such as Pitt, Charlotte, and Aunt Vespasia. There is good action, good plot, and this is a very interesting read.
McLee –
I feel silly writing a review for all of the books in this series but I LOVED it so I have to recommend it. I’d recommend that you read them in order because they do tell a better story that way (following the characters through the books). They can definitely be read on their own but if you enjoy a series and the character development throughout one, these are for you.