There must be a lot of angry D.C.-area commuters working as video game developers these days. In last year’s Fallout 3, Bethesda Softworks turned the greater D.C. area into a wasteland, reducing a transit system closely resembling Metro to a series of ghoul-infested tunnels. Now Sega is releasing The Conduit (hat tip to unsuckdcmetro), in which Metro is reduced to a series of alien-infested tunnels. Nothing says system-wide delay like a raygun shoot-out at Metro…

Those of you who read the Post’s letters to the editor over the weekend might have heard of the videogame Fallout 3, which hit store shelves today. Those of you who’ve been through Metro Center in the past few weeks have certainly heard of it — ads for the game are plastered over seemingly every available surface. It’s those ads that prompted the aforementioned letter. Its author, Joseph Anzalone, objects to the post-apocalyptic renderings…