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an even better example, Watch this review http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/208-Eve-Online then notice what they ARE NOT advertising on the sight. when prior to that review and even for a couple of days after it they had every freaking add spot on the websight

If 2K got it then it would have turned up using the Unreal 3 engine and then people would be argeuing about Fallout 3 being bioshock being fallout and FEV would be the new/old plasmids If Edmonton got it we would get stuck with a Retro-50s Mass Effect. and If sony got it (smed actualy...

ok bad news, while its posible to "Stick" the camera in iso Pov and make the aimpoint freefloating, its not even remotly a good idea with the way their alleged graphic engine handles objects that would block your line of sight in that view(unless they re-wrote that from oblivion what aparently...

why settle for just a naked mod when you can make Vaults 69 and Vault 70 (yah I know 70 was probably in Utah)

because their idiots who like throwing money away? Honestly thats the only reason I could come up with.

which explains why that one vualt was designed to expose the population to varying ammounts of radiation and its impact on them. . . oh . . . wait. . . I guess their was something besides "social experiementation" as the basis for the vualts. and Ironicaly, that still does not explain why the...

Wrong of Corith to sue for back due paychecks ? nope Wrong of Beth to buy Fallout? Yep. Im one of thoes people who honestly think they should have kept the ~6 million they payed him and just developed their own PA game.

well lets see the companies that have the kind of backing to chuck 20-25 million for the IP and not blink. Microsoft EA Sony Computer Entertainment North America/Sony Online (Everquest, EQII, Starwars and so on) Ironicaly I still think Bethesda was stupid to do it in the first place.

they bascialy seem to have started playing games at around the time that Kameo: Elements of Power came out. Seriously. Otherwise they would have probably known about games like Siako-Nigaten(sp, Im probably not remembering the game tital correctly) from way back around the time of FF2 and its...

[spoiler:b157366385]to be fair their was a gap in time between when the FEV project was tested on soldiers when it was shut down by an army unit going into open revolt and the start of the war, its also posible that the "PIV/FEV" viruse was being developed for Civilian use and thats what the...

[spoiler:a264698c2a]Well to be honest Diana was turning him into something more like a self propeled sentient grape vine. (yes Im making a splicing joke)[/spoiler:a264698c2a]

SIGH! ok lets start off with whats now considerd to be a "boilerplate" EULA clause. that EULA header is, verbatem, part of the header on no less than 8 games I have currently. why? because that EXACT EULA header was efectlivly declared valid and binding by (US) US 3rd, 4th, 5th...

Well it was aparently either that or [spoiler:c58553505a]becaome a genetic enginering project for the "Goddes" Dianna so she can make "Magic Fruit" out of bob as bob and Harold live their sout in the "Nursery" (Fallout VB)[/spoiler:c58553505a]

I think what happend is they realised that being pinned in place in Vats mode broke the FPS part of the game. what Im wondering is if the NPCs get to "VATS players back". I remember in EQII with their "heroric oportunitys" in beta for a while it was cheesy easy to blow through mobs that were...

ok im a bit bemused, we have two people who have managed to play the game and are talkint about it? I take it you have Xboxs? (never mind) I think what they did was realise that with Vats letting you que up up to three acctions (or more) your bascialy stuck their untill the VATs plays...

I hate to tell you this but Premeption Rights clauses and ROFR clauses while not universal are fairly standard with licencing and publishing almost any IP, the base idea is Company B is buying the right to use a licenced property for a project from company/party/person A their for "B" has a...

Beth got the right do to F3 way back in 2004. odds are that contract gave Beth-ZM the right of first refusal on anything Interplay does with the Fallout IP (frankly they would be idiots not to) and or a clause reguading any licencing of the fallout IP in the meantime. (again given that they...

you know I keep forgetting the joke name for Fallout Online is FOOL, because the first thing I thought was Herve is a team now? :crazy: Just kidding

It depends on exactly what happend when. my understanding is that they (bethesda) bought the rights to at least produce F3 way back in 2004. and knowing who they had for a lawyer at the time I can almost garantee their rights contract included Beth-ZM haveing a defacto veto (or manditory first...

Actualy they used more voice actors in the localised version of Oblivion as well from what I remember. As for what the kids want, well when thoes kids are paying your salary. . . (as for me, I usualy end up turning of the voice at some point in most games)