Bethesda has announced that, in addition to the collector's edition, gamers will be able to purchase a Survival Edition of Fallout 3. The Survival Edition includes everything from the Collector's Edition, but with a life-size replica of the Pip-Boy 3000 wrist device.
Wondering what Bethesda has packed away in the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition? Bethesda has released the first picture of what's in the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition via the their blog. They'll be sending you off in the Fallout 3 game with the following contents in the Collector's Edition:
Bethesda Softworks has released three new screenshots from Fallout 3, scheduled to be released later on in the year.
While one of the screenshots is a bland-looking exterior plane crash, the other two give you a better look at what to expect from the sequel.
Of most interest is the shot of PipBoy, complete with a crying Vault Boy. Presumably he's balling his eyes out because his head is crippled. How that will ...
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VG247: British newspaper the Daily Telegraph has seemingly removed a story from its website claiming extremist monitoring agency SITE was left "red-faced" after it circulated a piece of Fallout 3 art as al-Qaeda propaganda.
"You may have noticed that this previous week TheGameReviews.com has had a Fallout 3 Blowout. You've read our stories and ploughed through our preview, but now it's your turn to get in on the act. TheGameReviews.com is giving you, our readers, the chance to ask Bethesda Software any question you want regarding Fallout 3."
US-based extremist monitoring group SITE 'released' an image it claimed was was a computer generated pic showing Washington DC in the aftermath of a nuclear attack posted on an Islamist forum. Turns out it was just concept art from Fallout 3...According to reports in yesterday's London Lite rag and News.com.au, extremists posted the image online in an effort to urge jihadists to use biological, chemical and nuclear weapons against the ...
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"As part of our Fallout 3 coverage, TheGameReviews.com was lucky enough to sit down with Pete Hines of Bethesda Software while he showed us a walkthrough of the latest build of Fallout 3. While playing through the game, we were told that the game ended up "being a lot bigger than was initially planned." When we asked exactly what he meant by that, Pete Hines responded..."
As part of their Fallout 3 coverage, TheGameReviews.com was lucky enough to sit down with Pete Hines of Bethesda Software while he showed us a walkthrough of the latest build of Fallout 3. While they were being shown the combat system, they thought this would be a good time to bring up what ESRB rating the guys are trying to hit. His response made it clear that Bethesda is not holding anything back. This will be a mature game for mature audiences.
"As part of our Fallout 3 coverage, TheGameReviews.com was lucky enough to sit down with Pete Hines of Bethesda Software while he showed us a walkthrough of the latest build of Fallout 3. While Pete was showing us the game, we thought it would be a good idea to ask when they will be showing off new gameplay footage of this amazing game. It has been a long time since the public saw Fallout 3 in motion, and it looks like you will have to wait a month or so more as Pete Hines explains."
It seems there's a special deal going on with certain retailers where you can net yourself some cool schwag for pre-ordering the upcoming Fallout 3. Specifically, if you pre-order the game, you can get a free poster and a CD containing five music tracks from the game.