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. Conversation has covered a range of Fallout 3 topics, but most notable include those that involve forthcoming downloadable content, PC version patches and the current level cap: On taking characters beyond Level 20: Pete Hines: No plans to increase the level cap beyond 20. We think at that point you're plenty tough enough. On downloadable content: Pete Hines: We're ...

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. So I thought I'd make some constructive use of the subject and post my thoughts on Fallout 3 versus that other Bethesda biggee, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Fallout 3 is better because: a) V.A.T.S. system ...