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I prefer a solid release date before the collector's edition reveal, myself.

Nice to hear that Obsidian are attempting to improve FO3's flimsy weapon and shooting mechanics. Really, if you're going to transition a series to first-person shooting, at least make the shooting fun and handle well. Ditto regarding the animations - I'm sure this is just a long-lived rumour but...

Different currencies and exchange rates sound delish.

Maybe the Vegas strip will have full supermarkets... that are being continuously restocked with the product of its population? :D

So we've got some nice weapon mods to go with our iron sights.

People don't seem to enjoy engaging with stock NPCs through dialogue trees, how about a dialogue shrub? A dialogue hydrangea-in-a-vase in the right spot will do wonders for your feng shui.

That's a particularly vehement response to what was just a joke.

For some fairly anti-Bethesda folks, I see you talking about MCA a lot!

What is going on in that third screenshot? Someone wearing a kitchen apron is wailing on a burns victim?

I was looking forward to Hei$t.

Now that's a great looking game (on PC, at least). A lot of people are going to be hung up about it not working on XP, though.

So, an M4 carbine, hey?

Obsidian owes royalties to the Imperial German Army, c. 1917.

Pretty in pink.

Cut the writer a break! His mother was just killed by Tusken Raiders!

Peel slowly and see.

They should have picked up the Fallout Wanderers Edition modders instead of Oscuro, sounds like they were at least inspired by it through hardcore mode.

I hope the mirror does a better job than the Gene Projection of showing the player what they will look like. For some reason the chargen preview never accurately represents what the player ends up looking like, so you go from "how dapper" to "oh god where is the tilde, showracemenu...

Mad Max 4: A ZeniMax Media Production. A Boy and His Dog and His Cat, directed by Todd Howard. I Have no Mouth and Must Scream: The Radio Play (as performed in its entirety by Wes Johnson).

Pretty steep generalisation, there. To say that one form of fast travel is for an attention-deficit crowd while another is substantially better seems to me like you're just trying to keep in line with the hating.