"Following up the astounding Oblivion is going to be hard work for the Bethesda Softworks crew, but after getting our hands on Fallout 3 we're convinced that the dev's science fiction fuelled follow-up and third in the seminal series is going to blow Oblivion clear out of the water. It's that bloody good."
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Bethesda is hiring Quality Assurance (QA) testers for the upcoming Fallout 3. As an added incentive, Bethesda's Ashley Cheng notes that top testers usually get pulled to be interns for the company.
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North America, Western Europe, Japan. Those are the three major gaming regions in the world. Fallout 3 being released there, no big deal. But Fallout 3 in the Balkans and Middle East? It's a little more unique, especially when you consider many of the countries I'm about to name don't often get dedicated "official" releases. But official releases they're getting, because thanks to Connect Entertainment, the following 19 countries will get their own copies of Fallout 3:
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In its original state, Fallout 3 was deemed no good for the Australian market. Too many drug references for the Australian Office of Film & Literature Classification's liking. But now, well, now it's all good! A revised edition of the game has been cleared for release, and has been classified MA15+ by the OFLC, a rating based on the title's "Strong violence, drug references and coarse language".
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Website Australian Gamer has remarks attributed to the man blamed by many for the ban of Fallout 3. Australian Gamer has posted a scan of what appears to be a letter from Michael Atkinson (left), Attorney General of South Australia, to an unnamed constituent. Atkinson's continued opposition to the introduction of an R18+ rating for the Australian games market has meant that games judged unsuitable for 15-year-olds are routinely refused classification.
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After an extended stint in the vault, Bethesda's highly anticipated Fallout 3 has finally begun to emerge into the public eye, and early impressions suggest it's set to be one of the year's best titles. We recently caught up with the developer's Vice President of Public Relations Pete Hines to talk Dogmeat, morality and those 500 endings.
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Bethesda Softworks has a lot to prove with Fallout 3. Not to regular hardcore gamers like you and me, of course, nor the millions of fans who have enjoyed the company's previous work with the Elder Scrolls series. It goes without saying that Bethesda's record for quality is proven.
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More Q&A from the developer.
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Details and picture of the Fallout 3 collectors edition.
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More than 10 years ago, serious computer role-playing game fans fell in love with a postapocalyptic role-playing game called Fallout, a game that offered deep role playing, dark humor, and a memorable adventure that was worth replaying.
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