It's already looking pretty likely that Fallout 4 will be announced at E3 this year, and the LinkedIn profile of a 3D artist working for Guillermo del Toro's production studio has added a barrel full of jet fuel to the fire.
Search Results: fallout
German PC gaming site PCGames.de claims that Bethesda will show off a 20-30 minute demo of Fallout 4 to the gaming press at E3 2015, rather than demonstrating gameplay footage of the highly anticipated RPG publicly. If these anonymous sources are correct, it seem likely that the public will at least see some kind of teaser for the game, possibly (probably) in the form of a pre-rendered cinematic trailer. Bethesda won't miss the chance to get a big roar from the E3 crowd.
Get your Pip-boys ready because Bethesda is gearing up for their "first-ever" dedicated press conference at this year's E3 in Los Angeles, California. What's on the agenda for the RPG and shooter outfit? Nobody knows! Not yet at least, but the coming months should reveal more about Bethesda's plans for E3. An online Twitch stream will be running on the day. Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Wolfenstein, Doom...
Bethesda has just dashed hopes that The Game Awards 2014 would be hosting some of their yet-to-be-revealed gems, like a certain Fallout in the works, or more dabbling with ancient scrolls. Instead they said their presence is in support of MachineGames, developer of Wolfenstein: The New Order. It's disappointing news indeed, so let's hope others can make up for it.
This doesn't come as a huge surprise - Bethesda has officially confirmed that a recent trademark filing for a game called Fallout: Shadow of Boston was a hoax. That title seemed to fit with documentation discovered by Kotaku last year suggesting a Boston setting for the next entry in the series, but it turns out fans eagerly anticipating Fallout 4 will have to wait a little longer.
An eagle-eyed user over on RPGCodex.net has spotted a German trademark application from Bethesda for the title Fallout: Shadow of Boston. Commence the excited whispering. Or maybe hold your horses. Earlier this year an IMDB entry popped up for the same title, that has subsequently been removed.
A couple of Fallout 3 screenshots have been released. They're containing various artworks such as weapons, characters and BOS power armor. So refresh your old memories and get ready for the new ones. Quite a bit of waiting is ahead though as it is scheduled for release in the late Q4 2008.
Peter Hines, head of Bethesda, has confirmed that Fallout 3 won't be anywhere near as big as Oblivion was in a recent interview with Gameplayer.
Hmm, that rhymed. Anyway - Pete Hines of Bethesda has told CVG that there isn't a date set in stone for the release of their latest RPG, the post-apocalypse return of the Fallout franchise. The rumoured September 9 date was from a list given to retailers by Sony on their PS3 software releases.
Some RPGs really like to pride themselves at letting the player shape the world or at the very least the kingdom around them. Fallout 3 is no exception with a possible 200 different endings, Bethesda is keen to admit though that some variations will be minimal. Still it’s a technical 200 endings; other features have apparently exploded in scope too.
They plan to attack on two fronts, one with a MMOG set in the "Fallout" franchise and the second is to unleash a wave of sequels to games like Earthworm Jim, Dark Alliance, Descent, and MDK. They plan to make a new website go live to "streamline our ability to communicate development progress with the public."
We've published 3 new screenshots for Fallout 3, which is in development by Bethesda Softworks and is currently set for release on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Fallout 3 will be released in November 2008.
Life just wouldn't be truly complete for any RPG fan without a Vault-Tec metal lunchbox, ready to shield your lunch from the harmful radiation of today’s society. There's a Vault Boy bobblehead, a nearly 100-paged concept art book with commentary and a behind-the-scenes "Making of Fallout 3" DVD.
Bethesda's previous big RPG outing was Oblivion which saw its own DLC, so many have speculated that the highly anticipated return of post-apoco Fallout would surely get a look-in. While not a solemn pledge, Bethesda's Pete Hines says "certainly it's a given that we'll look into it."
Bethesda's Pete Hines revealed to Eurogamer that there will not be a demo released for Fallout 3, because it doesn't want to slice out a portion of the world, declaring that there is no way of having the world split.
The Fallout 3 screenshot gallery has been updated with 3 new screenshots.
Posting on his personal blog, Bethesda's Fallout 3 producer Ashley Cheng has voiced his lamentations over Blizzard's "conservative side" on Diablo III and StarCraft II. He hails the doubtless success they'll receive saying they'll be "incredibly fun, addictive and polished games." Some Blizzard fans seem to have taken this as an 'attack'.
During a live demonstration of Fallout 3, director Todd Howard announced that “substantial” Fallout 3 download content will be released exclusively to the Xbox 360 and Games for Windows. Specific information wasn't revealed, but hopefully we'll learn more about the exclusive DLC soon.
The new official Interplay web site is listing a new office located in Orange County, CA where they will be producing the Fallout themed MMO. While Bethesda Softworks owns the rights to the Fallout franchise, Interplay retained the right to produce a Fallout MMO. Interplay has given this project the code name "V13" perhaps based on a Vault 13 concept.
Speaking with Shacknews, Bethesda's Peter Hines has said that the team is looking at digital distribution avenues for "folks that want to go that route." He can't confirm what copy protection method will be used but stresses that the team always wants to remove a "hindrance or an annoyance to the player". No DRM then?