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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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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.
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This one was fun to visualise – I would love to see it as a TV program.People keep discovering dead bodies. Not just any dead bodies though. These have been exhumed, are at least a couple of weeks dead, covered in soil and sitting in places like the driver’s seat of a horse drawn cab or on top of a grave stone complete with a jaunty hat. Inspector Thomas Pitt does excellent work to discover the people responsible for this weird situation and the reason why it has occurred.Meanwhile Charlotte is mostly at home looking after baby Jemima but she still uses her connections to find useful information for Thomas. She is also very smart and occasionally steers her husband in the right direction to progress his case.I really enjoyed this one. It was short and snappy and the resurrected bodies were entertaining! Perhaps I have a strange sense of humour. I hope book five is as good.
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.
Interesting premise: dead bodies keep getting dug up and placed in interesting spots, like driving a cab, on a church pew, on a tombstone. Inspector Pitt must figure out why and his wife, Charlotte, gets a chance to help. Some previous characters show up and get their stories moved along a bit and that was fun to see the continuation. I like this series because each is a well-constructed mystery with social commentary on Victorian life. Perry draws a picture of morality and vice in Victorian England that is well-developed and intriguing and is so interesting to read beside the murder myster.
The main characters have become friends of mine.
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.
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.
Adam Waites –
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Kindle Customer –
And they’re a wonderful, unlikely team. Anne Perry writes beautifully, believably, and this series is a joy to read, for those who enjoy historic mysteries.
jtass –
In this fourth novel in the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt series of Victorian era cozy mysteries, Charlotte and Thomas are drawn into a series of macabre crimes. Someone has been digging up recently buried corpses, dressing them up and placing them in bizarre locations. The first victim happens to be a neighbor of Aunt Vespasia, a relative of Charlotte’s brother in law, and who figured prominently in the previous novel. Once again Charlotte manages to assist Thomas break through the class barriers of the time and solving the crimes.This is an excellent series, but it does have a very strong overall story arc. In order to follow all the characters fully begin at the beginning (Cater Street Hangman) and proceed in order. Characters from earlier stories do return, sometimes two or three novels later and with only minimal background information provided in the current novel to explain their significance. The novels are well worth the effort needed to read them in order and keep track of the ever expanding cast of characters. The mysteries are rather clever but the true attraction is the glimpses into various parts of Victorian society and the on going story of Charlotte and Thomas.
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.
Kathie Martin –
Anne Perry’s Resurrection Row is more than a whodunit. It’s a fascinating, engaging story with unexpected depth. You won’t want to put it down from chapter one to the end.
Tai –
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.
Beveb –
as good as always. This is book 4 in the series, and it keeps me going
Contractor X –
good
M.E. McClellan –
I had read the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt books out of sequence and they kept referencing back to Resurrection Row when associated with a particular character. Reading it I found the story macabre mixed with dark humor. The story is thoroughly enjoyable and continues the fine standard Anne Perry has displayed throughout all her books.
Mo –
I’m loving these books. Thomas Pitt is a police detective in London in the late 19th century, married to the lovely Charlotte, daughter of an upper class family.=out of his league. But she loves him to death and works hard at being a good wife and mother, learning how to stretch a dollar and keep her husband happy. Another upper class murder and these two need to find the culprit. Pitt does his diligent best at following protocol, and Charlotte uses her entry into polite society to get people to open up.What I find very interesting in these books is that Pitt deals with the most sexually depraved criminals, discussing cases over dinner with his blue blood wife, and yet, though these two are young and in love, there are no love scenes with them. Not erotica, just a sweet make out between husband and wife. But there are over 30 books in the series beginning with Thomas and Charlotte and adding their son as hero as time passes. Avery enjoyable read.