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Yeah, King of Creation, a bit angsty as has been said, but it's OK.

Then I don't like the look, at all. I'm going to have to see another "screenshot" that isn't thumbnail size to be totally convinced though.

If that really is legit they've taken the term plastic characters to a whole new level. It looks like a frickin Action figure. EDIT: Upon further investigation I've come to the conclusion that this is indeed an Duke Nukem action figure.

Bethesda is developing a game for a fan-base that probably hadn't even heard of Fallout before they picked up the license. Yet they still chose to purchase the license probably knowing there'd be a strong negative reaction from some quarters. Their intention was always going to be to fuck around...

What!? Never!? I don't believe it! A PR guy talking out of his ass? I never thought I'd see the day. ..... Maybe someday, in the distant future, these guys will actually check their facts before they spout drivel. We can live and hope.

Bob Dylan should move over for the might of Fergie and her "lovely lady lumps".

"I watched Fallout 3 get anal raped and all I got was this lousy hat"

Well, with Christmas just passed I think "Flogging a Dead Donkey" is more festive, with the nativity and all.

As it happens Bethesda developing F3 is a kick in the balls for Fallout fans, if Obsidian had been developing it it would have been a poke in the eye, so take your pick.

Interplay still has Stock Holders!? I would have thought everyone would have got out of that one a long time ago.

If Bethesda has their way you'll definitely get peasant Jet Junkies with Hardened Power Armor.

Why's that horrible smiley faced man flogging a dead donkey in the balls!?

Good read. Troika had 11 credited programmers working on Bloodlines at one time or an other so there are really no excuses for the bugs. You could forgive them if Bloodlines was their first project and they were perhaps caught unawares by Activisions turn of face reguarding getting it out of...

The world is in need of some good designers with fresh ideas.

I like what they're doing so-far, and if it's anything like System Shock 2 I'll probably enjoy it.

Yeah, this is a pretty old video. Still interesting none-the-less.

Obviously made to cash in on Dawn of the Dead's success...where do I find this movie!?

Without multiple cores the benefits of multithreading in a video game is limited since it has to be fudged through time slicing. The attitude was "what's the point?" since video games rarely have background processes running within them (except for things like sound), unlike Operating Systems...

I'm sure we'll see something the carries the name Fallout 3 in the next couple of years. Whether it's a true successor to Fallout or just another FINO (Fallout in name only, as with Tactics and FO:POS) remains to be seen.

OK, here's the deal, programs have to be developed to take advantage of multi-thrading because if they didn't and the OS attempted to multi-thread your application automatically you'd run into some serious damn problems, including two threads running the same piece of code at the same time...