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Well, not exactly, but free to download off the Rockstar website anyway, here is the link.

Sam Redfern, of the multiplayer turn-based vehicular game Darkwind, let us know that in-game yearly league has turned over.<blockquote>Just a quick note that might be of interest to your readers: The leagues for the year 2041 have been completed in Darkwind, and the 2042 leagues (race...

I ran across that before, apparently there is a group with some influence running around Wikipedia that doesn't like MobyGames, as it isn't a primary source. While there are sensible arguments to the effect that it is one of the best sources of collected information, and that similar sites like...

Wasn't that the thinking behind Deus Ex: Invisible War and Thief: Deadly Shadows? That including a sequel number for a new audience would be intimidating?

Well, Oblivion-Lost is on strike, a tad amusing.

Ron Burke, who wrote one of the better previews of the E3 Fallout 3 demo, has been answering Fallout 3 questions on the Bethesda Game Studios Forums.<blockquote>The behemoth creature - how huge and did he 'break' that house as he came into view or was that coincidence? I was furiously typing...

Fixed your link, xdarkyrex. Miniatures, Sorrow? *Sigh* Working around your screwed definitions is entirely too much work. P&P conventions have little to do with miniatures, though by the degree you through that word around, you seem to believe it to be a critical element. If done right, a...

Aside from the writing of various story-arcs, there are various examples of the general tone of writing in Bethesda's Fallout 3. A few examples, some old and some new, from this preview:

Some additional news courtesy of Oblivion-Lost, not enough to make a news-post about, but something some of you may be interested in. On the topic of the next patch, we have more excuses about why it is taking so long: I don't believe that patch 1.0004 is the patch that adds additional...

Gaming Trend has a five-page write-up of the E3 Fallout 3 demo, with a staggering amount of detail.<blockquote>Greeted by a robot named Deputy Weld that resembled the Robot from 1960s show Lost In Space. Assuring us that the bomb was perfectly safe, the robot cleared us to enter the city of...

Well, we all have the right to be a worthless shell of a person, devoid of natural companionship fostered over tens of thousands of years.

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

Ja, I'd recommend S.T.A.L.K.E.R. as well, all the lighting effects will give your system a run for its money. Company of Heroes might also be good, if you are looking for a graphics-intensive strategy game, the expansion is not too far away either.

I think the fellows over at GayGamer do a pretty good job, and that Vault 69er should recognize the difference between professional and nonprofessional previews. Hell, we have to wrangle an invite to E3 in the future, just look at that spread.

I don't believe GayGamer is a professional gaming journalism website.

Pitts has responded:

Are you sure he's being serious?

Sure, and they use the destruction of Megaton as an interesting, eye-catching ending. It is something tailored for press showings. However, there is nothing preventing them from showing choices & consequences in action, instead of a purely linear sequence; it is only a matter of priorities...

The infamous Russ Pitts has taken to the comments:

I wonder how many times they have shown the Fallout 3 demo? Every single run-through has followed the exact same pattern apparently, so it is impossible to discern if there are any choices really available. They might have even left the choices completely unimplemented, and just gave the...