Canadian PS3 owners are reporting problems with the PS3 version of Fallout 3's Game of the Year edition. Apparently, there's a bug keeping the GotY edition from recognizing their original Fallout 3 save files.

The last of the downloadable contents, Mothership Zeta, has been released by Bethesda, and now it's time for the fans to just lap it up and enjoy. You may want to ask for more, but for the devs, five is enough. Read on to full article.

The upsurge in DLC releases hasn't just given gamers more reasons to play and replay their games again and again (and spending more money in the process, more often than not), it has also given rise to actual trailers for downloadable content. Trailers like this new one for Fallout 3's Mothership Zeta DLC.

Doom and Rage (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) developer id Software has joined Bethesda Softworks under the wings of new parent company ZeniMax. A press release announcing the acquisition of the former by the latter has just been released.

Yeah, the street date on Fallout 3's Point Lookout DLC has been broken, but even if you already have the retail codes, you'll have to wait until the official Tuesday launch to play it. Unless you're one of the lucky ones who managed to activate it before the lockdown, that is. For now, check out these new screenshots.

Finally, we hear something concrete regarding the release date of DLC #4 for Bethesda's Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PC and PS3), entitled "Point Lookout". And no, this is no rumor either as the word came from a Bethesda rep himself over at E3.

I actually did a double-take on this press release right here. Reading the title, I was like, "no way" and then "yes way" and then "whooooa." Bethesda Softworks has confirmed that the Fallout 3 DLC, which have been reaffirmed by Pete Hines to be exclusive for the Xbox 360 and PC, will now also be coming to the PS3 starting this June! And what's more is that not one - but two new DLC add-ons are planned after Broken Steel for all three platforms!

Canadian developer Artificial Mind and Movement (A2M) has been shopping Wet around for a while now since it became a casualty of Activision Blizzard's streamlining of Vivendi's properties. It looks like the stylish shooter has finally found a new home, though.

I don't know if this is the weekend lull sending my brain into atrophy, but I seem to be having a hard time grasping why developers and publishers are deciding the way they do with their games. Earlier, we got word on Sega not having any plans of bringing Yakuza 3 to the PS3. Now, we have Bethesda not planning to make post-ending play possible for Fallout 3 on the PS3. What's up, guys?

Some save game problems have been reportedly introduced by the Fallout 3 1.1 patch that Bethesda Softworks released a while back. The problems have supposedly been happening most often on the PS3.