Game of the Year Edition see deal Fallout 3: Game of The Year Edition - PC $19.99on Gamestop Bethesda did not deliver a standard Game of the Year Edition by simply adding a few bells and whistles to go along with a price drop. This one contains all five of the downloadable expansions released over the past year and comes at the normal full retail price. Fallout 3 was already a massive game and this just makes it bigger. There isn't anything brand new for those that have been following Fallout 3 and snapping up every expansion as it has become available. The original game is the same and the five add-ons are treated exactly the same as they would be if you had downloaded them. On Xbox 360 and PC, these add-ons come on a second disc that must be installed. You are free to choose which add-ons you want to install and can go back and install or delete the quests at a later date. In total, a little over 2 GB of hard drive space is needed to put all of the expansions on your hard drive at one time. The PS3, with its Blu-ray format, has enough space on the disc to include the original game and all five expansions. No extra installs required. The second disc for Xbox 360 and PC does not appear to have any restrictions placed on it. No code is required to import the add-ons and you don't need to be connected to Xbox Live. I was able to install the add-ons on multiple hard drives without a hitch, and saves carry over for anyone that has started the original Fallout 3 campaign. As far as I can tell, you're free to do what you like with that disc. Not all of the expansions for Fallout 3 were spectacular. If you already own Fallout 3, you might simply want to purchase a few to download rather than upgrading to this fully priced new package. To help you decide what's worth your money, head to our add-on buyer's guide. Or you can read reviews of each individual expansion here: Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage Review

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