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I didn't dismiss the Kotaku leaks as bunk. :smuggo: EDIT: We don't have :smuggo: anymore? Well, fuck.

Shedding my biases for a second and trying to be as even-handed as possible: * The initial impression is that they'll focus much more on the lead-up to the Great War. Might be wrong, mind you, but between the trailer's focus and the leaked casting calls, that's a very strong impression. Not...

It's the same exact character design from the Kotaku leaks, which predicted the game would have a voiced protagonist.

This is actual the first official teaser from Beth. So far we got only rumors and strong hints the title might be at E3, but this might as well be confirmation.

Yeah, it took a while for the news to go to the frontpage in the first place, so I assume it hasn't grabbed the updated post yet.

Updated the newspost.

Videogamer.com has spotted an interesting detail on the LinkedIn resume of a freelance 3d artist working for Mirada Studios, a production company founded by Guillermo del Toro. Apparently, the company has been working on a "cinematic trailer" (presumably in CGI) for Fallout 4 from December 2014...

I really don't think confusing rats with roaches counts as "not having done your homework" especially when they weren't doing an interview in the first place. Every once in a while the podcast guys would probe Avellone a bit, but that's pretty much Chris' personal podcast episode.

Well, it's a full E3 conference and I doubt they'll fill it just with DOOM and The Elder Scrolls Online, so I'd expect *something* from Arkane too. Whether that'll be a Dishonored sequel or something else.. who knows?

According to German website PCGames.de, Bethesda intends to announce Fallout 4 at the end of its E3 presser with a 20-to-30 minute long gameplay video. The source is apparently an industry insider with ties to Bethesda, who also claimed the game won't be released before 2016. None of the...

Lol, why would I mind. Thanks for the credits, though in all fairness, MCA retweeted the Gamer's Tavern guys and Lexx had also spotted it but couldn't post due to time constraints. Hope the podcast guys get the attention this deserves and the Wikis will be able to compile this material properly...

Videogame-themed podcast Gamer's Tavern had Chris Avellone as a special guest for its 48th episode, and rather than going for the usual interview, had Chris talk about the Fallout pen and paper campaign he ran at Interplay as part of the pre-production on the cancelled project Van Buren. As I'm...

Rule of thumb for the future: it'd be great if obviously inflammatory and insulting posts were reported. I've been busy lately, and the only reason I've noticed stuff like open insults was because I opened the NMA page to quickly give it a check and was perplexed to see the number of comments...

It's true that Ulysses was cut (largely because of localization problems, I'm given to understand) but most of the Legion content was never really implemented in the first place. It was out of scope, so they downsized their plans for the Legion. It's something the NV devs have claimed they...

Perhaps unaware of the fact that GDC is an event mostly aimed at industry members rather than the general public, Destructoid contributor Nic Rowen has penned a piece where he expresses his hopes for a Fallout 4 announcement this week, all while reminiscing about his experiences with Fallout 3...

While there isn't much Fallout-related news to report, we've still rounded up a few minor news items for you to read. - IGN Middle East has published a list of features and improvements they'd like to see in a hypothetical (but very likely) Fallout 4. While IGN is popularly perceived as a...

Sounds like made-up bullshit.

inXile publicly cut every tie with Bethesda and treated them as the devil. No way they're going to work with them in the future.

Almost makes you wonder if they aren't actually a small team trying to drum up support (team members, if it wasn't clear) for a total conversion mod of a title whose gameplay is already well known by the community. But it can't be, right?

Recently we've spotted a couple of interesting articles on the first and third titles in the Fallout series published on Kotaku. The first is an article from Peter Teriyas with contributions from Tim Cain, one of the series' godfathers. The article touches on the impact the game had on...