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Future New Vegas DLC Hitting 360, PS3, PC Simultaneously
Bethesda has done a great job in supporting its games after they've been released--if you're playing on the Xbox 360. While a multitude of post-release DLC has been available in the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Fallout 3, PlayStation 3 users have had to wait months for the content to hit their system. PC support has been more solid, but playing those games on the Xbox 360 was the only way to ensure that you'd be able to access new content first. It looked as though that would be continuing through Fallout: New Vegas' lifespan, but that's changing after the release of the Dead Money add-on.
Dead Money is coming to the PS3 and PC on February 22, and additional DLC is scheduled to drop over the following months. Best of all, publisher Bethesda says that subsequent DLC will be released simultaneously across the three platforms.
Does this affect you? Did the staggered release dates push you toward the 360 versions? Sound off in the comment section.
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