MTV’s gaming blog Multiplayer just posted an exclusive and very awesome video of the upcoming contender for game of the year Mass Effect. This scene was show behind closed doors at E3, the video doesn’t showcase any game play but instead focuses on the conversation system and how insanely good this game looks. Halo 3 wishes it looked this good.
You can head over to MTV’s game blog to read all the deets or you can simply hit play and enjoy.
Mass Effect | Amazing E3 Scene
Here goes the HEFTY list of exhibitors attending this years Tokyo Game Show. I have a strange nagging feeling that TGS will be the new E3 in terms of announcements and importance. Frankly all in all E3 sucked ass this year.
hopefully TGS will make up for it. Checkout the full list after the JUMP!.
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After the E3 2007 Fallout 3 Demo there was a Q & A session that followed. The guys over at strategycore.co.uk were nice enough to get it all down. Here is a small exert
Q: Can you give us a generalized development timeline over the next year?
A: Sure. You look at our 45-50 minute long demo and it looks like there’s a lot there. But on the design side we want to have these important character interactions. We want players to feel like they are real people. In order to do that it simply takes a lot of time. In Oblivion there is what we call essential characters, characters that you cannot kill. A lot of games have them. For Fallout 3, our goal was not to do that. If a NPC gives the player a quest and the player blows his head off, how does that affect the quest? We have to deal with that, and it takes a lot of time to do that. Multiple pathways to fulfill a quest take a lot of time to develop. In Oblivion, the player makes his decisions on a higher level: if I want to be evil I join the Dark Brotherhood, whereas Fallout quests have multiple pathways to complete the quest.
The full article from Strategycore is linked below.
Fallout 3 | E3 2007 Q & A Session
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