Xbox-exclusive DLC for New Vegas

Bethesda has announced that DLC for Fallout: New Vegas will be released exclusively on Xbox Live.

The publisher confirmed it would be developing additional content for the highly-anticipated post-apocalyptic RPG for Xbox 360. The first pack will be available by the end of the year.

The announcement follows on from a similar partnership for Fallout 3, which saw DLC released exclusively on Xbox 360 before later being converted for PS3 and PC.

We’re excited to continue the partnership between Bethesda and Microsoft, and build on the success of the game add-ons released for Fallout 3 on Xbox Live,” said Bethesda’s VP of marketing and PR Pete Hines.

Fans will once again be able to continue their experience in the Fallout universe with the add-on packs planned for after the launch of the game.”

Microsoft’s general manager of Interactive Entertainment Business product marketing Matt Barlow added: We have no doubt that gamers will be thrilled with seeing a new add-on pack extend their adventures with Fallout: New Vegas on Xbox 360 and Xbox Live.”

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