Croatian magazine PC Play has published a Fallout 3 preview accompanied by a Gavin Carter interview. Our anonymous tipper sums it up:<blockquote>They ask him what is Bethesda's target audience for Fallout 3 - RPG or FPS gamers? He answers that the game isn't a hardcore shooter but an RPG in its core with action-oriented combat. He says there's more to do than in any Call of Duty.
When they ask him about the game's 12 endings he states that there are actually 60 individual endings where some are more or less similar. (This information is totally confusing because it doesn't play well with 200 endings or so.)
He says that the differences between PC and console versions will be minimal.
He ranks the violence level of Fallout 3 as 7 or 8 on a 10-level scale. He mentions Kill Bill and Kurosawa's samurai epics here.
They ask him if he's afraid of real nuclear holocaust in the modern world and he answers that it doesn't concern him since he has no influence over it.
In the end they express their fear that consoles may badly influence Fallout 3 game mechanics.</blockquote>If the cover seems familiar it may be because the same image was used on 360 Magazine.
When they ask him about the game's 12 endings he states that there are actually 60 individual endings where some are more or less similar. (This information is totally confusing because it doesn't play well with 200 endings or so.)
He says that the differences between PC and console versions will be minimal.
He ranks the violence level of Fallout 3 as 7 or 8 on a 10-level scale. He mentions Kill Bill and Kurosawa's samurai epics here.
They ask him if he's afraid of real nuclear holocaust in the modern world and he answers that it doesn't concern him since he has no influence over it.
In the end they express their fear that consoles may badly influence Fallout 3 game mechanics.</blockquote>If the cover seems familiar it may be because the same image was used on 360 Magazine.
