So every now and then we hear some crazy story about Everquest or World of Warcraft ruining marriages or we hear about an act of violence that resulted over an online gaming "affair" or death of an online character.  Well this has to be the coolest thing I have ever heard of happening with a little help from some video game magic.  In June of this year, a girl who's boyfriend was very invested i... more.

Never let it be said Bethesda hasn't supported Fallout 3 since it's release late last year. Demonstrating a dedication to the post apocalyptic behemoth of sandbox gaming the company has consistently released new DLC episodes on such a regular basis it's clear they thinking about these scenarios and all the possibilities they explore as they developed the main game. Now that we've explored every... more.

With all these rumors and talks about Video Games becoming movies, it produces a lot of hype and excitement. As a gamer however, I have a different outlook on it. The Story I have found that some of the best stories are not found in books or movies, but rather Video Games.  The fact that you are essentially the character, only adds to the story. With games like Fallout 3, the player makes the... more.

Broken Steel, the final chapter of Fallout 3's immediate DLC, is the best yet, for several reasons. Incorporating some of the best aspects of both the original game and the other two DLC installments, the episode feels surprisingly epic, featuring some impressive combat sequences and offering a variety of reasons for players to return to the Fallout universe and remain there for a while longer. ... more.

Bethesda has just announced the next game in the Fallout 3 universe: Fallout New Vegas. According to Pete Hines of Bethesda, the game will not be a sequel to Fallout 3 but a new game that takes place in the same universe, just in Las Vegas this time. Not much else was revealed at the company's London press conference. The game is due next year for the 360, PC and PS3. Looks like a lot of us ... more.

Fallout 3 fans will have to wait just a little longer for the newest DLC expansion. The Pitt, set in the raider capital of Pittsburgh, has already been delayed a month from it's original February release and has apparently run into another delay, albeit a minor one. Scheduled to launch today (March 24) it appeared on Live only briefly before it was pulled due to some kind of technical problems.... more.

Operation Anchorage, the first of three DLC installments for the acclaimed Fallout 3, has a lot to live up; EDG game of the year for instance. When I first heard what Bethesda was planning I was excited but a little confused and skeptical as to why they would choose to explore such a far removed episode as the liberation of Alaska from Chinese communists, an event that took place 200 years prior t... more.

Well, boys and girls 2008 is in the books, but instead of jumping straight into the new year we thought it would be nice to reflect back on the top games of last year. We are living during an incredible time as gamers and last year was no exception as we witnessed top tier sequels and incredible new I.P.s. There were surprises and disappointments, but what games did we feel shaped up to be the bes... more.

Join us in a round table discussion of this year's biggest title, Fallout 3. This special podcast is broken up into two segments the first being spoiler-free and the second being spoiler-filled. Hosts In: Patrick Adams, Tom Pine, and David Lange. Music from the Fallout 3 soundtrack. EDG Podcast Special: Fallout 3... more.

At long last Fallout 3 is finally upon us. From the studio that brought us the incredible Elder Scrolls games, comes the long anticipated sequel to the post apocalyptic series originally created by Black Isle Studios. Does Fallout 3 live up to the hype? Will series vets be pleased with this outing from Bethesda? Is Fallout 3 more than Oblivion with guns? Thankfully the answer to all these question... more.