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Post by Steve Farrelly @ 05:06pm 26/08/10 | 11 Comments
Lots and lots of juicy information. That's what we got from Obsidian's Tess Treadwell when we interviewed her at this year's QuakeCon about Fallout: New Vegas. Serving as a producer from the Obsidian camp, Tess proved more than able to answer our die-hard, hardcore Fallout queries, and as suggested above, we got some really neat info out of here.

The interview covers how factions work, how companions work, how big the game is, how many quests there are, what's changed technically, how dynamic it will all be and so much more. This is one Fallout fans won't want to miss.

Click here for the full interview.





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fpot
Posted 05:11pm 26/8/10
dire-hard
Steve Farrelly
Posted 05:20pm 26/8/10
thanks
d^
Posted 05:45pm 26/8/10
hah downloadable content once again.
fpot
Posted 05:46pm 26/8/10
Downloadable content rules.
Stephen
Posted 05:53pm 26/8/10
That's a bearded-man if I ever saw one.
fpot
Posted 06:03pm 26/8/10
Fallout 3 was a sweet game and I look forward to the Vegas version. However I am highly skeptical of Obsidian they really do seem like the retarded stepchild of Bioware.
Mattressi
Posted 11:29pm 26/8/10
Yay, traits are back! Dunno why, but they made the originals feel much more like RPGs. Really looking forward to this!
Sipawhore
Posted 11:35pm 26/8/10
as long as some of the developers were from Black isle they will pull it off.
Khel
Posted 12:42am 27/8/10
Yeah, I agree with fpot, looking forward to it but Obsidian (as much as I respect the black isle guys who formed it and work there), kind of turn out pretty shoddy, dodgy stuff. So I'm a little apprehensive.
Bah
Posted 01:04am 27/8/10
kind of turn out pretty shoddy, dodgy stuff.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsidian_Entertainment
They don't seem to have that much of a back catalogue, kotor2 was unfinished, supposedly due to a deadline and not their fault (although thats debatable, maybe they should have finished it?)
NWN2 was decent wasn't it, i remember it being alright.
Alpha protocol 2, well yeah not that great, i didn't mind the conversation trees in it though which should transfer well to a fallout game which already has a proven game engine.
Khel
Posted 07:49am 27/8/10
By shoddy and dodgy, I meant more the quality, the games they've put out in the past haven't been quality controlled very well, they're often rather rough, unfinished and buggy. Even though Fallout 3 was a bit rough and buggy in places too, but I spose I forgave it because the game itself was so much fun, so maybe it'll just be the same thing here.
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