Hey, remember when people thought E-Zines were a good idea? Anyway, PCGZine has previews of several upcoming titles from the publisher Bethesda, including New Vegas, in issue #42. They put the game at 80% complete, with a 90% score in initial impressions.<blockquote>From the handful of characters that we met, there was still the freshness and originality which fans of the series will be familiar with. Mr Fantastic, a narcissistic conman, made a particular impression with sarcastic retors and great believable voice acting.
By tweaking a winning formula, Fallout: New Vegas is set to be even better than its predecessor, with improved weapon customisation and a new ally control system. Its success will depend on Obsidian keeping the quality of the content high throughout the entire campaign, but with an role-playing game heritage as strong as theirs is, we doubt there's any need for any gamer to be that concerned.</blockquote>For a Zine that introduces its own editors as "Probably the best game writers on the planet", that's some awkward writing right there.
In random other news, our French friends at Canard PC have a preview of New Vegas and other Bethesda published titles (is Bethesda packaging this stuff?) They usually provide interesting reads. Check out their creative cover.
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By tweaking a winning formula, Fallout: New Vegas is set to be even better than its predecessor, with improved weapon customisation and a new ally control system. Its success will depend on Obsidian keeping the quality of the content high throughout the entire campaign, but with an role-playing game heritage as strong as theirs is, we doubt there's any need for any gamer to be that concerned.</blockquote>For a Zine that introduces its own editors as "Probably the best game writers on the planet", that's some awkward writing right there.
In random other news, our French friends at Canard PC have a preview of New Vegas and other Bethesda published titles (is Bethesda packaging this stuff?) They usually provide interesting reads. Check out their creative cover.
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