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Bethesda Confirms Fallout: New Vegas
Techtree News Staff, Apr 22, 2009 1056 hrs ISTNot a sequel but arrives for PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Bethesda Softworks has announced new post-nuclear RPG game in Fallout series titled - Fallout: New Vegas at a press conference in London, UK. This Fallout title will be released for PC, PS 3 and Xbox 360 sometime next year 2010.
Obsidian Entertainment would be working in the Fallout: New Vegas and not Bethesda Softworks. Knights of the Old Republic II and Neverwinter Nights II (with expansions) are some of the Obsidian's previous works.
Bethesda, vice-president of PR and Marketing Pete Hines, stressed, "This is not a sequel to Fallout 3, and this won't impact whatever Todd Howard and his group over at Bethesda Softworks are working on. This is just another Fallout title." He further added that this title won't be affecting on what Todd Howard, executive producer and game director for Bethesda and his team were working on.
Unfortunately, the Pip boys couldn't enter the Indian shores because the RPG/Shooter was doubted on causing 'cultural sensitivities in India'. We know how gamers feel about it. Since this game is not developed by Bethesda we may expect a slight change in story telling, graphics and treatment in the environments.
Recently, Bethesda was also reported for filing trademark on Fallout name which is speculated to be used for movie and TV series.
Obsidian Entertainment would be working in the Fallout: New Vegas and not Bethesda Softworks. Knights of the Old Republic II and Neverwinter Nights II (with expansions) are some of the Obsidian's previous works.
Bethesda, vice-president of PR and Marketing Pete Hines, stressed, "This is not a sequel to Fallout 3, and this won't impact whatever Todd Howard and his group over at Bethesda Softworks are working on. This is just another Fallout title." He further added that this title won't be affecting on what Todd Howard, executive producer and game director for Bethesda and his team were working on.
Unfortunately, the Pip boys couldn't enter the Indian shores because the RPG/Shooter was doubted on causing 'cultural sensitivities in India'. We know how gamers feel about it. Since this game is not developed by Bethesda we may expect a slight change in story telling, graphics and treatment in the environments.
Recently, Bethesda was also reported for filing trademark on Fallout name which is speculated to be used for movie and TV series.
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