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I actually kinda liked future shock as well. You can shoot the moon. It says "ouch". Hehe.

Well, how about that Todd Howard interview, eh? This here is the biggest thing that worries me, and sounds like Beth's standard "bad guys are BAD!" routine. In Fallout 1, I became friends with the Kahns. I wasn't afraid of them. I could walk almost anywhere and NOT be attacked by raiders...

Wow. Watching that I actually have less hope for the game. Why is it that every time he's interviewed, the guy does more and more to make the game sound like a complete crapfest. Pick up plates and cups and shoot them? How about...NO. The lunchbox bomb does sound fallouty, the rest....ugh. I'm...

Agreed. Maybe if they were shaking hands, or (*LIGHTBULB*) both pulling on a rope! Maybe Russians are on the other end, or they're pulling something out of the mud, etc.

Not too bad, kind of Fallouty. My gripes have already been mentioned. The armor is fugly, and the whole scene just looks awkward.

Seriously. WTF??? So, instead of wandering around the wastes, stumbling upon a particularly interesting pile of scrap, and thinking - "you know, this looks important" You'll be TOLD its important via a massive IMURSHUN breaking Ka-ching!

Agreed.

I really liked the environments and machines (Nuka-Cola machine ftw!), but have a problem with the robots. The only one close is the brain robot, the rest to me just look out of place. The attire is pretty spot-on if you ask me. The creatures seem to be hit and miss. I liked the radscorpion the...

Max I'd like to see some of your work. This isn't a challenge, I'd just really like to see it. I think its cool we have another artist on the board. You have a link for any of your stuff?

Agreed. I had seriously hoped that Obsidian would buy the license, but you can't blame Bethesda for scooping up a possible cash cow when it had the chance.

Pete Hines said: Yeah. I'm sure thats exactly what the head honchos of ZeniMax and Bethesda were thinking. "I played fallout as a kid and loved it sooo much! I just have to protect it!" OR were they thinking "Lets make us some money."

I never thought I'd see the day...

Bethesda FO3 developer "Hey, remember that one time you guys were going to make Fallout 3?" Former Black Isle developer "We WERE bloody making Fallout 3" Bethesda FO3 developer "Haha! But not anymore! We stole it, and now you can't make it!" Former Black Isle developer "Grrrrrr."...

I've an SKS as well (yugoslav) and the thing works just great with stripper clips. In fact I'd say that reloading is probably about the same speed as with a traditional magazine. I don't mind them. And of course the Yugo is solid as a rock. Haha. Heavy as one too, Yugo's had to build them twice...

Very cool article. I like this guy. I also like the guy he linked to :Gareth the one man band. Smart lad, that.

So Pete is saying he talked to members of the Fallout dev team, but you've talked to those guys and they've said no? That is seriously weird. I thought I recalled Bethsoft saying they hadn't and weren't going to talk to anyone from FO1 or 2 because they were making "their game". Are they now...

I question the use of the word "radar" as well. Who knows, maybe you don't hear your radar beep if your PE is not high. It really doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense, but I'm not going to get all up in arms about it because clearly the guy doesn't know much.

How very Bethesda indeed. Maybe you could sneak in with a tag that says "PCGAMER" or something like that.

lol. So I misplaced a comma.

Which I'm sure you'll agree BN, is the only one that really counts. If Interplay sold games based on the demo (even if to you and Chris it was a bad idea - btw Chris, WAY COOL that you're posting here!) then it wasn't a waste of time. edit-wow. I didn't even have anything to drink tonight.