You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! It’s E3 2015 conference time! The guys discuss the announcements they’re excited for that were revealed during the various conferences on Monday. For clarity, they talk Bethesda, Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, and Sony. And boy has it been a crazy day!
E3 2015 is less than a week away and we’re already being bombarded with a slew of game announcements, some small and some incredibly huge. Last week we got our first look at the highly anticipated Fallout 4, and just recently the release date for Three One Zero’s horrific “first-person experience” in space, Adr1ft, leaked via
You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! It’s the E3 predictions special! This week was an extra long one, as we discussed the latest news, such as “OMG FALLOUT 4 IS HAPPENING!” as well as our predictions for what to expect at E3 this year. Spoiler Alert: Crash Bandicoot.
The rights to a potential Fallout MMO have landed back home at Bethesda Softworks, concluding a battle between Interplay and Bethesday since April 2009 when Interplay missed a two-year deadline to acquire funding and begin development. Interplay pointed fingers at Masthead Studios, claiming that they already sublicensed the title for development, and that said development
Does My Chemical Romance enjoy playing a Bethesda RPG? So, I’m sure that everyone has played Fallout 3. If you haven’t, stop reading this and go change that. Okay, so have we all played it? Good. Now that we’re all on the same page with FO3, have we all seen the My Chemical Romance music
The Courier just can’t catch a break, can he/she? Bethesda’s just announced the first DLC for Fallout: New Vegas, and once again our poor nameless, faceless protagonist seems to have run afoul of another deal gone bad. Maybe the poor fellow/girl should hire a contract lawyer. The first DLC, titled Dead Money, will be available
Fans of Japanese and Western RPGs have been at each others’ throats for ages. JRPGs are currently the whipping boy of gaming culture, and admittedly, after Final Fantasy XIII, an unrestrained testimony to genre excess, it’s hard not to see the criticisms. Linearity of gameplay and storyline and a cast of largely predefined characters are
Is Fallout: New Vegas Collector’s Edition worth the extra Andrew Jackson? The Collector’s Edition box has a warm leathery appearance with a slide cover, giving it a classy appearance. When you open the lid, the first thing you see is the hard cover graphic novel. Published by Dark Horse Comics, it introduces the events leading
Redditor RyokoHaze is in the process of making all of the Securitrons in FNV disapprove of you. For some players, they probably already do. I have already downloaded it and installed it. There may be a few bugs, but he says he will be working on it some more. [ via Reddit ]