I'm debating whether to get Fallout 3 GOTY edition for the PC or xbox 360, I have a PC and Xbox 360 in my room, so I don't know which to get. I heard that for the PC you can hook up an Xbox 360 controller to it, and that it has microsoft live, (I don't know, so I need this answered also...) It is comfier on the Xbox, but mods and a smaller price make the pc version better, so which should I get?

Delete any dlc for the game and redownload it.
If still no luck, make sure that you have downloaded the latest patch.
You also may need to clear the cache data, check out xbox support on how to clear system cache

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http://www.chinajiaho.com/xbox-360-sensor-charge-station-for-controller_p1557.html

here you can see a lot of ,

when you FIRST put the game of year edition in there will be a screen that comes on with the additional content you need to have all of those boxes checked for it to load those programs into your hard drive or other storage device. You can check to see if its installed by going into my xbox-system settings-memory-hard drive/memory storage/games-fallout 3 and looking there. Otherwise you'll need to reinstall and double check the additional content is checked before proceeding

You may hate me for this but... Delete everything to do with fallout on you xbox the try again.

buy a bigger hdd

Well your disc is officially garbage because it's for sure scratched. Don't bother trying to fix your game disc. Do what I did. Go to sellitbroken.com and sell your game to them. They will give you good money for it.

Maybe you're following a different marker? I've never had this happen so I'm not to sure what to tell you, sorry. If you didn't know, the markers you place are lighter than the ones for quest.

Try deleting it and re-installing it.

Fallout 3 freezing is an unfortunately common problem. A lot of people have reported that clearing the game cache on your 360 will fix it, so that's what I would suggest you try first.

To do this:

1. start up your 360, then take out the Fallout 3 game disc.
2. Hold down the A button on the Player 1 controller
3. Put Fallout 3 in your 360, then load the game

If this doesn't fix it, the next thing you could try is to clear the system cache. This will clear the entire cache for your 360, including the automatic updates (though downloaded content, save files, and user dats will be untouched).

To do this:

1. Navigate to System > Memory
2. Highlight the hard disk in the list and press Y
3. Press X, X, LB, RB, X, X

If done right, you should see a message asking, "perform system maintenance?" Proceed with this, and it will clear all the cache data out and revert Fallout 3 back to version 1.0 (it should ask you to update once you load the game)

Hope this helps - I've had my share of frustration with Fallout 3 glitches.

-Nick F.

does it do it on any other game....if not check to make sure the disk has no smudges or scatches on it...if not you may have a bad disk...i have fo3 also i have had no issues