The first batch of DLCs are head to Borderlands this month. "The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned" has just been dated for a November 24th release.

Codemasters has some goodies for all of you Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising (PlayStation 3, Xboc 360, and PC) players as the first person tactical shooter's first DLC rolls out for its PC and Xbox 360 versions. PS3 players need not fret, your DLC will be released soon enough. Along with info about the DLC, the good developers included screenshots and a gameplay video. Click the link below.

We've met Gay Tony earlier this month, but that doesn't mean the Ballad ends there. For today, we'll be meeting another fun character from the Grand Theft Auto IV DLC, The Ballad of Gay Tony. Introducing: Yusuf Amir.

The last of the three DLC for Fallout 3 from Bethesda comes as promised, and accompanying the DLC on its debut is this little trailer for Broken Steel, check it out. Just a little reminder though, the add-on is only for the Xbox 360 and PC versions of the game, so don't be expecting to see this one on PSN.

Bionic Commando Rearmed, as we all know, has been delayed. Did you know, however, that the producer behind the game hopes it'll be ready for release in July? Find out more after the jump!

If you've spent even the slightest bit of time online searching for something good to read, you may have heard of Penny Arcade's Gabe and Tycho. Well, they've got a video game in the works, and it's finally gone gold. Learn more about the game and how it'll be distributed after the jump!

Multiplayer mavens in our community will probably be excited to know that Propaganda Games' Turok (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC)  Velociraptor pack will be hitting both the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Store very soon. In addition, PC gamers will be excited to know that details about the game's PC launch have also been revealed. Head on over to the full article for more.

It looks like Commander Shepard isn't done saving the galaxy as BioWare announces the arrival of Mass Effect's first downloadable content, available this March 10 on the Xbox Live (and later with the PC version as well). Project Director Casey Hudson talks about the details of Bring Down the Sky in an interview conducted by IGN and explains the new dynamics squeezed into the game as the introduction of a new alien threatens the galaxy once again. For more details, check out the full article.

Sierra Online has sent out word announcing the release dates for the upcoming interactive space combat title, Battlestar Galactica (PC, Xbox 360).The game's PC version will launch October 23. Battlestar Galactica will land on XBLA a day later on October 24.

Fans of the TV show will recognize the ships available in the game. Gamers can choose from four Human and four Cylon ships to pilot in ten missions from the TV series. The game also includes a multiplayer mode that lets players participate in Domination, Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch.

The PC version of Battlestar Galactica will be available at online gaming portals and retail outlets for US$ 19.99. Xbox 360 owners will be able to download the XBLA version for 800 Microsoft Points.

 

Executive Peter Hines believed that when Xbox 360 players rattled the gates of Bethesda Softworks, they weren't complaining about the huge price for downloading additional content for their copy of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. In fact, he said in an interview with Games Industry that "[Bethesda] found that the price isn't really the issue."

According to him, they've found out that players just want more value out of the investment. Hines said, "I'll pay US$ 3 for downloadable content, but it better be cool." Last year, Bethesda released horse armor download content for Oblivion on the Xbox 360 and yet never thought about the implications of pricing it at 200 Microsoft points.

"So if we had to do it over again, I'd say either we should wait until later for the horse armor or do it for less," Hines concluded. People just want to feel like they're getting a good deal. It doesn't matter how much the price is, as long as they're getting they're actual money's worth (or more) with the practical and entertainment value of the additions.

So as we wait for Oblivion: The Shivering Isles to come out for the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, it's a hope that the expansion would be priced reasonably less.