Fallout: New Vegas Dead Money releasing for PC and PS3 on Feb 22

Posted By | On 04th, Feb. 2011

Dead Money, the first DLC pack for Fallout: New Vegas will be releasing on Feb 22 for PS3 and PC, Bethesda confirmed.

They also revealed that three more DLC packs are planned and will be released in the coming months and will be launched simultaneously on all there platforms.

Dead Money released exclusively for Xbox 360 last December.

Bethesda didn’t disclose anything for the “planned” DLC packs but the fact that they’re releasing on all three platforms at once is news enough for gamers.


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