Posts Tagged ‘Fallout 3’
It’s come to light that Bethesda Softworks, the current holders of the Fallout licence have lost part of their legal battle with the original Fallout franchises holders Interplay.
Bethesda Softworks, the current owners of the rights to the Fallout licence is suing the previous publisher to hold the rights, Interplay, for trademark infringement.
I recently got back from a trip in Finland to Frozenbyte Studios- my first as an official TPCG card carrying team member, (badges, we don’t need no stinking badges!) and got to play Trine, a charming physics based 2D platform/ puzzle game that’s showing a great deal of promise.
Leading Light, a design studio that produces concept art for a number of high-profile entertainment media companies, is working on two new projects from Lionhead Studios.
Just a quickie: the Fallout 3 G.
Included in this issue
Previewed
All the biggest PC games covered including;
- Diablo III exclusive preview!
- Colin McRae: Dirt 2 exclusive first look
- Behind the scenes with Fuel
Reviewed
- Call Of Duty: World At War on test
- Fallout 3 under the TPCG microscope
- Action RPG Sacred 2 scores well
- Amazing indy game World Of Goo
- ATV extravaganza Pure gets tested
- Lara’s latest -Tomb Raider: Underworld
Bonus Content
- Feature: We look back at 2008
- 24” monitor Super Test
- ‘Wild’ Bill Stealey : the founder of Microprose.
In the tradition of Fallout 3 acronyms, it’s been called the G.
Developer Planet Fallout is putting Fallout 3 locations, quests, easter eggs and more onto Google Maps – helped by dedicated gamers
I’ll leave it to Eurogamer to give you the details, but after playtesting the three formats it’s pretty conclusive which is the best to play Fallout 3 on:
“The real revelation is just how good the PC version is, and how well the game performs with relatively meagre hardware.
At the time of writing, there’s a live interview on the subject of Fallout 3 with Pete Hines, vice president of PR and marketing at Bethesda Softworks, on Eurogamer.
Seeing as the three main topics raging in the TPCG pod are a) What we’re doing in Fallout 3, b) Whether we’re going to blow Megaton (not Megatron, Andy) up tonight and c) How much we’re loving Fallout 3, no-one seems to be getting much work done despite being on deadline.
The indication from early Fallout 3 reviews bodes well for Bethesda’s much-hyped big-budget title.