Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage now available for PC, 360

Operation Anchorage, the estimated 4 hour expansion to Fallout 3, is now available for the 360 and PC for 800 MS points ($10).

The expansion takes place during "the liberation of Anchorage, Alaska from its Chinese Communist invaders." Players that purchase the content can enjoy new weapons, armor, and most importantly, 100 potential gamerpoints. To access the new content, launch the game and wait until the "Outcast Distress Signal" appears on the radio. This leads players to the new content.

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2 US release confirmed

Atlus sent out press releases today confirming that Devil Summoner 2, a game which was teased with cryptic e-mails last week, will indeed see a US release on March 12, retailing for $39.99.

The press release even warns that this game will be even more limited than Atlus’ normal RPG releases. Megaten fans and eBay prospectors, get your preorders down pronto.

Satoru Iwata to give keynote speech at GDC 2009

Nintendo President Satoru Iwata, who after guiding Nintendo to unprecedented success , has been billed for the keynote speech at this year’s GDC.

The title of the speech is "Discovering New Development Opportunities," which will no doubt include figures about how many old people are playing Wii Sports. The convention will take place in Moscone Convention Center in San Fransisco from March 23 - 27.

Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War II multiplayer beta now open

Any gamer with a sufficent PC and a Steam account can now check out the multiplayer beta for Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War II. Download it, find a match, and then do nothing but scream "FOR THE EMPEROR" at your opponent. This is the only way to play.