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All they've proven (to me) is they can sell a fantasy based CRPG, which is a walk in the park compared to selling a dark, gritty futuristic CRPG. All of the CRPG related companies that I know of that are successful long term, stick to swords and sorcery. I don't think it will work in this...

Personally I think they'll lose money without the support of the fan base. One thing I've learned over the years, is the vast majority of CRPG players prefer swords and sorcery RPGs. So I think they're going to have a tough time selling it if the fan base doesn't like it. On the other hand...

5 years old? I thought it was a crappy new game! Oh well... It made me laugh, today of all days. :) EDIT: This probably belongs in the General section or in the vats. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R0vUdyt9FU

I love retro sci-fi! There was something special about the mid 1930's to the early 1950's. Modern science and technology were either brand new, or still in the process of being discovered. The United States had just become a world super power and it seemed as if there was nothing it couldn't...

I agree with you 100% Ashley. :lol:

I'd take Carrara 5 Pro over Bryce any day. The renders are far better and its easier to learn and use. I don't know much about Vue though. The renders look great, but I've seen a lot of complaints about it crashing in the middle of long renders, so I decided to give it a miss. Carrara 5...

I noticed the Spiderweb guy wasn't included, so I figure they're giving the new guys a shot. I guess if I want some attention, I'll have to get another game out the door. :)

Freedom isn't free, it costs a buck oh five... :lol:

I think its inevitable, because they don't know what they're letting themselves in for. There are no fans quite like Fallout fans. :lol:

I found this today. What interested me most was the console requirements. http://www.renderosity.com/news.php?viewStory=13523

Looking at those pics it makes me wonder who is running that city (or not running it). Dont they use their taxes to preserve landmark buildings? That graph is interesting as well. The white population started leaving around 1948-1950. I thought the US was at the height of its economic power...

They had some fantastic artwork. I offered to let them use my engine about a year after their team dissolved, but Bill (the leader) wouldn't compromise on the 3D Open GL critters and I couldn't get it to work with the big bitmaps and Open GL. So that was it for the project. If only they had...

Perhaps he is trying to hold out for the release of Fallout 3? Didn't I read that part of the deal when he sold it, was Interplay would get a % of its profits?

Speaking for myself I don't get BSG at all. I don't like any of the characters and there's too much whining and not enough action! SPOILER WARNING: I don't know how the characters would have time to have affairs, nervous break downs, fall in love with Cylons and get drunk on duty, when...

It looks like an excellent resource for writers!

:lol: :lol: :lol: I hope the Bethesda people are reading this! It would put the icing on the cake if they did it.

Why do they think uneducated people or people with no local knowledge, would be gaining easy access to areas with exposed radioactive material? Do they plan on dumping it like ordinary rubbish now? Or are they expecting vast tracks of land (in any corner of the globe) to suddenly become...

Yes because I knew it would stump you and if it didn't, I'd find out about some great new games. :lol: I do think there is hope in the Indie scene, as you can still find lone wolf game makers who are willing to risk all on a single idea. However the Indie scene is starting to be damaged by...