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Fallout 3's Todd Howard discusses RPG elements, implementation
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New Fallout 3 SKU adds life-sized Pip-Boy
While we can say the Pip-Boy 3000 is certainly an interesting piece to add to one's collection, we're not sure if the price merits a purchase over the other SKUs. We guess you have to be true hardcore Fallout fans to get this. If you're on the borderline and want to know more, you can have a read of how Bethesda came up with all this extra collector's stuff. Also, see more images of Pip-Boy 3000 here.
[Via press release]
Fallout 3 limited edition lunchbox contains many goodies
New Fallout 3 screens are more than just exploding heads
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Gallery: Fallout 3
Fallout 3 using HDD smartly -- no upfront install
Pete Hines, marketing man for Bethesda, confirmed this and then went on to say "that doesn't mean we don't use the hard drive, just that it does it in the background as opposed to a large, upfront install." The game will require an estimated 4-5 GBs of space, similar to Oblivion, though. So even without a large install, you'll have to make sure you've got adequate free space to let the game work its magic.
[via Joystiq]
Fallout 3 composer named, soundtrack samples available
Fallout 3 executive producer Todd Howard had this to say about Zur's original music for the game: "He's created a score that has epic sweep; from the lonely ambience of the wasteland to dramatic fights for survival." True enough, Zur is well-known for that sort of sound. Don't believe it? Then hit up Fallout 3's official website to listen to three songs from the soundtrack. Also, you can hear some of Zur's older work at his official website.
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Details on Fallout 3's Collector's Edition
- Vault Boy bobblehead
- 100-page hardcover art book
- Making-of Fallout 3 special DVD
- Metal Vault-Tec lunch box
Interplay back in business, planning long-awaited sequels
With the money gained from that, they plan to get cracking on established brands we haven't heard of since the original PlayStation -- like the MDK series. They were hard, but so very fun. Other very exciting projects would be Earthworm Jim, Descent, and Dark Alliance. We're very excited to have Interplay back and look forward to seeing what the future holds for them!
Fallout 3 due for simultaneous release on PS3, 360, PC
With the game still around half a year away, it's a bit early for this to be confirmed completely. Despite that, it's nice to know that Bethesda have a simultaneous release in mind as we can't wait to get our hands on the game. Hopefully some interesting information will come out of GDC this week, to quell our insane need for Fallout 3.
[Via Joystiq]
Fallout 3 interview reveals world size and voice actors
Another revelation was in the voice acting department; when questioned about criticism on Oblivion's lack of voice acting, Hines replied that Fallout 3 would have "two or three times more" than that of Oblivion. Hines also declared that Ron Perlman, will reprise his narrator role as he did in the first two Fallouts. Liam Neeson has also been added to the roster doing the voice of the main character's father -- a character central to the plot of Fallout 3. There are quite a few more interesting bits in the interview, so you might want to have a read of it for yourself.
[Via Kotaku]
