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Sep 19, 2008
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Word just through from the local distributor that Fallout 3 has been classified R18: Contains Graphic Violence and Offensive Language.» Read More
Sep 18, 2008
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The marketing site for Fallout 3, PrepareForTheFuture.com, has been fully launched and has several new videos and gameplay clips for gamers.» Read More
Sep 10, 2008
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UGO writes: "There's been a lot of talk in the blogosphere about changes that were made to Fallout 3 so that the game wasn't banned in certain territories (most notably Austraila). It was revealed yesterday by Edge Online that the changes made to the game would be made across all territories, so as to not create confusion, but what changes, specifically? I shot a note to Pete Hines, VP of Marketing and PR at Bethesda, to find out just what was changed."» Read More
Sep 10, 2008
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Bethesda has decided that the Australian Edition of Fallout 3, the now infamous edited version of Fallout 3 that was created to cater for the Australian Classifications Boards willingness to ignore the fact that discerning adults play video games, will now be shipping world wide, replacing all other versions.» Read More
Sep 9, 2008
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Speaking to Edge, Bethesda has explained what it calls a "misconception" regarding the classification of Fallout 3 in the Australian region. Edge has also learned that due to concerns and issues raised in the process of international classification, Fallout 3 will not contain real world drug references in any territory.
Fallout 3 was originally refused classification by the Australian Office of Film and Literature Classification, citing among other reason the in-game use of "Morphine" in order to ignore limb pain. According to the Office's guidelines, "material promoting or encouraging proscribed drug use" is refused classification.
In mid-August, the OFLC announced that a revised version of the game had been granted a rating in Australia, thanks to edits that changed the context of the in-game drug use.
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Sep 5, 2008
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For those of you worried about playing catch up in the Fallout series before taking on Bethesda's latest entry in the franchise, don't fret. Pete Hines has assured PSU that new players should have no problem picking up Fallout 3 and jumping right in.
"Well, we make sure you don't have to have played the previous Fallout games to understand what's going on in Fallout 3," said Hines.
"Obviously the control scheme should be familiar with folks who have played a 1st or 3rd person game. That was one of the nice things I heard at PAX from a number of folks is that they felt like the basic controls were pretty intuitive and seemed to pick up on things like how to use the Pip-Boy or the V.A.T.S. combat system pretty quickly."
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Sep 5, 2008
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Bethesda's Peter Hines has admitted that showing RPGs like Fallout 3 at tradeshows like E3 and Games Convention can be a frustrating business.» Read More
Sep 4, 2008
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Peter Hines has described Fallout 3's open-world gameplay as "organised chaos," saying the player is free to do what he or she likes but can always be easily sucked back into the post apocalyptic RPG's main quest.» Read More
Sep 4, 2008
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GameDaily writes: Bethesda Softworks, the creators of the upcoming Fallout 3, announced a deal for gamers who pre-order a copy of the game through Walmart.com will receive a Vault Boy T-Shirt.» Read More
Sep 3, 2008
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Speaking in an interview with VideoGamer.com, Bethesda Softworks vice president Pete Hines revealed that the developer instead prefers to rely on internal feedback.
Hines told VideoGamer.com that "you have to take feedback from the people who are actually playing the game".
When asked how much the series' protective fan base figured in the development of the game, he replied: "Not much. When you're designing a game, you have this group of people on the inside who are working on it every day and who know everything about the decisions that are being made. You don't just take a chunk of that, throw it out to the community and say, "We don't know how this question works, so let's ask the fans". You're working and changing every day - it's a constant, fluid process. It's not like we say, "Okay, everything is done now, let's see what they say then go back and change it."
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Sep 3, 2008
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Bethesda's Peter Hines has become the latest industry figure to claim E3's days of dominance are well and truly over.» Read More
Sep 2, 2008
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Pete Hines, product manager for Fallout 3 has said developing a game to suit the varying censorship needs of different countries is "frustrating".
Hines refused to talk specifically about the issues Fallout 3 faced with Australian censorship last month. But, on the topic of censorship in general, he told CVG: "The frustrating thing for us is that the standards and rules can be so varied across territories, that we work with five or six ratings agencies and each one has different 'hot buttons'."
He went on to explain: "In one place nudity is a big deal but violence is fine, and in another place drugs are a problem but nudity is fine.
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Sep 1, 2008
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Speaking to VG247 at Games Convention, Bethesda's Peter Hines has indicated that you may not just be seeing one more Fallout from the publisher: you should be thinking along the lines of EA and FIFA.» Read More
Sep 1, 2008
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Fallout 3 was confirmed this morning to be releasing in Japan on December 4.
Aug 30, 2008
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Shacknews writes: "Remember those old Fallout manuals? The ones with the taped-over hints and 50s-style dark humor? The original Vault Dweller's Survival Guide?
Bethesda has channeled all of that in their PAX 08 swag hand-out for Fallout 3: a thick, pulpy booklet full of illustrations and informative blurbs. It's basically Bethesda's take on Black Isle's original concept, and boy, is it awesome.
This thing even has an old school map that you can fill in as you explore the world, as well as a few pages of blank note space. It's very cool - and you can check out the whole shebang below."
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Aug 29, 2008
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Bethesda's Peter Hines has refused to confirm differences made to the Australian build of Fallout 3, saying talk of cuts made to the game to get it passed the OFLC was "presumptuous."» Read More
Aug 28, 2008
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VG247: Bethesda communications boss Peter Hines has shrugged off post-E3 criticism of Fallout 3, saying he's not willing to judge negative previews based on 30 minutes play at the event.» Read More
Aug 13, 2008
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IGN writes: "And so, the epic saga comes to a close - Fallout 3's OFLC report has been made available to IGN AU; the contents outline the reasons behind the reassessment of Bethesda's post-nuclear RPG in Australia by the classification board.
The biggest points to take away with you are that the essential nature of drug use in the game has not been altered dramatically:
'The drugs depicted are fictional; drugs are depicted as stylised icons on a menu with the drug use itself not depicted. Whilst navigating a post-apocalyptic futuristic landscape, players can invoke the use of a variety of "chems" listed by fictitious names which include "Buff", "Rad-X", "Psycho" and "Ultrajet". Within the context of the game's narrative, the player may choose to make use of these "chems" to alter the physiological characteristics of their character in the game.'"
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Aug 13, 2008
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GamerChip brings you the news you have been waiting for: RedAnt, the Australian distributor for Fallout 3, has confirmed through the EB Games website that the game will be released on October 17th. Their enthusiasm is infectious as you can read for yourself with all of the sites information included in the article.» Read More
Aug 12, 2008
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Ripten writes:
"The Australian government has reversed a ban on the forthcoming Fallout 3 due to gamer objections.
The Office of Film and Literature Classification originally had banned Fallout 3 due to its in-game drug use, rendering the game illegal for sale in Australia."
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Fallout 3
Genre: Role Playing
Release date: Oct 28, 2008
Published by: Bethesda
Developed by: Bethesda
Release date: Oct 28, 2008
Published by: Bethesda
Developed by: Bethesda
Min system requirements: P4 2.4GHz, 1GB RAM, GeForce 6800/Radeon X850, 6GB HD space
Recommended system: Dual-core CPU, 2GB RAM, GeForce 9800GT/Radeon 4850
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Recommended system: Dual-core CPU, 2GB RAM, GeForce 9800GT/Radeon 4850
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