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Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!

Australian Gameplayer has published a new Fallout 3 preview, with a somewhat silly title: "Fallout 3 - The most Highly Anticipated RPGFPS there is!". Here's our highlight:<blockquote>The game will be using the same engine as Oblivion, though it’s been substantially altered to reflect the game’s focus on mid-ranged combat rather than beating goblins to death with broken twigs. However, the combat isn’t simple first-person combat, despite appearances. The Vault-tec Assisted Targeting System pauses the game in combat, whilst you target certain parts of your enemies’ bodies and they do the same to you. (...)
The greatest foes in the Fallout series were the mutants, the survivors who had been stuck outside the vaults during the world-obliterating war and who weren’t so friendly to their non-deformed brethren. Worse even than them were the super-mutants - enormous lumps of muscle led by an über-super-mutant called the Master. The best way anyone has worked out of killing them is a bodged-up Nuclear Catapult!</blockquote>Link: Fallout 3 - The most Highly Anticipated RPGFPS there is!
Spotted at: Fallout 3: A Post Nuclear Blog
The greatest foes in the Fallout series were the mutants, the survivors who had been stuck outside the vaults during the world-obliterating war and who weren’t so friendly to their non-deformed brethren. Worse even than them were the super-mutants - enormous lumps of muscle led by an über-super-mutant called the Master. The best way anyone has worked out of killing them is a bodged-up Nuclear Catapult!</blockquote>Link: Fallout 3 - The most Highly Anticipated RPGFPS there is!
Spotted at: Fallout 3: A Post Nuclear Blog