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Pete Hines continues the interview circuit, this time hosted by GameRadio.de.<blockquote>GameRadio.de: My next question is about the graphics. I saw some screenshots where exactly the same car-model was placed three times side by side. Were these bugs you’ve fixed by now? Pete Hines: Even...

This feels much different that the type of material Bethesda produces naturally. I suspect that they hired a small artistic studio to put this guide together. If I'm right, I wonder who exactly it was that did this, because they did a good job, all things considered. Anyway, here is the...

Apologies to Per. I directly downloaded the high quality versions from Gamersyde, which are also avaliable on the official Fallout 3 website at worse transfer rates. Even the high-quality streaming Flash versions on GameTrailers have noticeable compression.

I'll get some stills, right now I'm downloading the videos from the highest quality source I could find.

Hi, I found this account abandoned in the street, so I thought I would at least try it out. It seems to come with a ridiculous post count and a strange, sad robot avatar, not to mention a moderator tag.

9.5/10 - Just shy of perfection.

Well, the LARP description likely originates from RPGCodex, where it is often used to describe what some Oblivion fans believe roleplaying is; which is more akin to playing pretend. LARP is not generally well thought of there, so I don't believe any inaccuracies bother those that started the use...

The Bethesda Blog has a new Inside the Vault feature, this time focusing on Grant Struthers, an artist.<blockquote>What is it like working there? Dark. No, seriously, we are completely underground and we have no windows. We all look like cave salamanders. As for the company itself, Bethesda...

A mysterious agency began forwarding any scans posted by us to the legal department of the magazine from which the scans originated. Needless to say, this causes some amount of trouble, and forces the scans to be removed anyway.

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The latest episode of the Official XBox Magazine podcast features a lengthy interview with Fallout 3 executive producer Todd Howard. The Fallout section of the interview, while not revealing all that much new information, lasts between 21:27 and 37:00. The host starts off on this helpful...

Well, the Oblivion-Lost strike ended today, on a predictably pathetic note:

id Software has announced that they are developing a new post-apocalyptic game, Rage, utilizing the id Tech 5 engine unveiled by Carmack a few months ago. <blockquote>SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The creator of classic computer game "Doom," id Software, unveiled on Friday its eagerly anticipated...

Enough, anything further by either side will result in strikes.

GameSpot has released a post-E3 interview with Fallout 3 executive producer Todd Howard. <blockquote>GameSpot: What platform was the demo running on? What's the primary development platform? Will there be any major differences among the three versions of the game? Todd Howard: We showed it...

Don't worry, all we have to do is give Fallout 3 an E3 award, then NMA will doubtlessly be included in their link section. After all, a month old blog made it that way.

Fallout A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game Fallout America's First Choice in Post Nuclear Simulation Hurrah for reinvention. Who doesn't remember when Todd Howard opened up to the established fans of Fallout and asked about their opinions?

On the official Fallout 3 forums, a thread about dialogue in RPGs had Fred "fizzbang" Zeleny contributing his thoughts. A quest designer for Fallout 3, Fred's comments may be of interest:<blockquote>For the record, these are just my thoughts on RPG dialogue in general, and can't be taken to...

By the way, the Planet Adelpha website has moved, it is at http://www.planet-adelpha.net/ now. I'm an old Outcast fan myself, so I've been semi-interested since the beginning. The problem has been that I have no real sense of what the game will be like. It will nice to finally know something...

Sisay, I don't believe it would normally be worth mentioning. However, in this case, the particular blog post is featured on the front-page of GameSpot, which according to my good friend Tor, receives over a million hits a day.