Developer Bethesda has unleashed a few new screenshots from its upcoming post-apocalyptic role-playing title, showcasing guns, books, and dogs.

Fallout 3 is slated to arrive on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this fall.

Updated: Responding to questions about the Fallout 3 Survival Edition's worldwide availability, Bethesda marketing VP Pete Hines told Shacknews that Amazon will likely not be able to ship the bundle to customers outside of the United States.

"It's ultimately up to Amazon and where they will ship to from Amazon.com vs. Amazon.de or whatever localized URL folks would use," Hines said.

Original Story: Publisher Bethesda Softworks and retailer Amazon.com today revealed the Survival Edition of Fallout 3, an Amazon.com exclusive.

Along with all the goodies of the previously announced Collector's Edition--which will be available at retailers worldwide--the Survival Edition contains a life-size Pip-Boy 3000.

The Survival Edition sells for $120 on the PC and $130 on PS3 and Xbox 360, mirroring the price structure of the Collector's Edition--$70 on PC, $80 for consoles--and the standalone game itself, which goes for $50 on PC and $60 on consoles.

Based on the wrist-mounted devices worn by characters in-game, the ... Read more

It looks like Albert is crippled. Who is Albert? Are you Albert? We'll find out when Bethesda's post-apocalyptic RPG arrives on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 this fall.

A piece of concept art of a decimated Washington, D.C. from Bethesda Softworks post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 3 (PC, PS3, 360) has been circulated through a handful of news publications, reported as terrorist propaganda after an intelligence contractor said the image was used in al Qaeda-related videos.

The artwork (pictured left) was released as part of Bethesda's early promotional campaigns for Fallout 3, which takes place in and around the Washington, D.C. area decades after a nuclear catastrophe. The image appeared on the Daily Mail's website under the headline "Al-Qaeda's terrifying vision of a devastated America in the wake of a nuclear attack."

"This is the apocalyptic scene terrorists hope to create if they ever get their hands on a nuclear bomb... posted on an Islamic extremists' website ... Read more

Bethesda has just released a new batch of concept art from Fallout 3 (PC, PS3, X360), showing off some designs from the post-apocalyptic RPG due this fall.

Developer Bethesda today announced that Crysis composer Inon Zur will be taking on the duty of scoring the company's upcoming post-apocalyptic sequel Fallout 3 (PC, PS3, X360).

Zur is no stranger to video game scoring. In addition to Crysis, the Israeli composer has credits on projects such as Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal, Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, and all three of the Warhammer 40,000 expansion packs.

Samples of Zur's Fallout 3 score were also released by Bethesda, available to stream on the company's website.

Following February's opening of a European publishing branch, Bethesda Softworks owner ZeniMax Media today announced the establishment of its Asian office.

Much like the company's publishing operations in North America and Europe, ZeniMax Asia K.K. will oversee the Asian production and distribution of Bethesda titles, such as Fallout 3 (PC, PS3, X360) and Star Trek: Conquest (PS2, Wii), under the Bethesda Softworks brand.

It will also publish Japanese editions of games from other developers, including the PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 versions of Rockstar's Bully and 2K Sports' Major League Baseball 2K8 on PS2, PS3, X360, and PSP.

Bethesda Softworks marketing VP Pete Hines revealed that no demo will be released for the studio's upcoming post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 3, Eurogamer reports.

Hines said that a playable demo crafted around a portion of the game would prohibitively limit the experience, which is built around an open, explorable world.

"When you build it as one thing, there's no way to portion off a section and have it stand on its own without putting the whole game in the demo, which we're just not going to do," Hines said. "And it doesn't really capture the fun of a game like an Elder Scrolls or a Fallout, where you can go where you want and do what you want. So no demo, sorry."

Fallout 3 is slated to hit retailers this fall. For more on the title, be sure to check out our hands-on preview.

Three new screenshots from Bethesda's Fallout 3 have made their way onto the internet, highlighting the festive atmosphere and zombie-slaughtering attitude of the post-apocalyptic RPG. Arriving in standard and bobble head-packing collector's editions this fall, Fallout 3 will hit PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. For more, check out our recent set of impressions.

Bethesda Softworks today confirmed reports of the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition (PC, PS3, X360), announcing the package for a worldwide release at multiple retailers.

The Collector's Edition was originally revealed last week when it appeared in a listing at game retailer GameStop's website. Packaged in a special Vault-Tech Lunch Box, the Collector's Edition includes a Vault Boy Bobblehead, a hardcover art book and a making-of DVD, along with the game itself.

Unlike the recently announced limited edition version of Kojima Productions' Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3), the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition will not be sold exclusively at GameStop.

While Bethesda's announcement did not include pricing information, GameStop's listing pinned the collector's edition at $79.99 on consoles and $69.99 on PC. The regular edition of the game is expected to sell for $20 less, making it $59.99 for consoles and $49.99 on PC.

Fallout 3 is aimed for a fall release.

Game retailer GameStop has pulled back the curtain on the Collector's Edition for Bethesda's post-apocalyptic action-RPG Fallout 3 (PC, PS3, X360).

Packaged in a special Vault-Tech Lunch Box, the Collector's Edition includes a Vault Boy Bobblehead, a hardcover art book and a making-of DVD, along with the game itself.

GameStop notes that the console iterations of the Collector's Edition will run $79.99, while the PC version clocks in at $69.99. The regular edition of the game is expected to sell for $20 less, making it $59.99 for consoles and $49.99 on PC.

Fallout 3 is slated to arrive this fall, with GameStop providing a tentative and wholly unconfirmed release date of October 7. For more on the title, check out our recent batch of impressions.

Bethesda today sent out a trio of new Fallout 3 screenshots to accompany its recent showing of the game.

Take a look at the images in a convenient gallery below, and be sure to give our full Fallout 3 preview a look, too.

Bethesda took some time to show off the latest build of Fallout 3 this week, and former GameSpot senior editor Brad Shoemaker was there to catch every detail. In his extensive write-up, he covers the unique way players will be introduced to the world of Fallout 3, the canine sidekick they'll befriend later on, and the mushroom clouds they'll lay down to handle a mid-life ghoul crisis. Check it all out inside.

Flash forward to one year old, when the game will acquaint you with the walking controls by letting you toddle around your playpen. Here, you'll also notice your father's facial appearance has been derived from the same choices you made in the last scene. Approaching a whimsically illustrated baby book entitled "You're Special!," you'll flip from page to page, each showing one letter of Fallout's SPECIAL system (that is, strength, perception, endurance, charisma, intelligence, agility, and luck). This is how you assign your character's attributes. Read more..

Bethesda executive producer Todd Howard unveiled numerous details of the development of the company's upcoming title Fallout 3 (PC, PS3, X360) on the Official Xbox Magazine podcast.

Howard claims that the game itself is finished and has moved into the polish phase, but the team is adding several new elements to the game as they move forward.

"Being that we are Bethesda, everything gets a bit big, so as of last week we're over 200 endings. That's not an exaggeration," Howard said.

Small changes and additions to the ending, Howard explained, are multiplied by other factors influenced by the player's choices and decisions in the game, leading to over 200 possible ending combinations. Howard also clarified the game's... Read more

Australian game site Gameplayer has posted a five page Fallout 3 preview, asking Bethesda's Pete Hines what we can expect from the RPG sequel.

As we enter the year of Fallout 3's intended release, Bethesda has released a new batch of concept art from the anticipated RPG sequel coming to PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. The shots depict a member of the Brotherhood of Steel, various locations and characters, and numerous weapons and pieces of equipment.

Additionally, lead designer Emil Pagliarulo, known for his work on the Dark Brotherhood quest line in Bethesda Game Studios' own The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC, PS3, X360), has posted an entry to the Fallout 3 dev diary profiling the technology- worshipping Brotherhood of Steel. Pagliarulo details the Brotherhood's motives for traveling to Fallout 3's setting of Washington D.C., and sets up some of the conflict that frames the game's events.

Bethesda's Fallout 3 site has been updated with a new development diary, offering a profile of the Brotherhood of Steel.

play.tm has the latest Fallout 3 preview, taking in a presentation of the game by Bethesda.

There's a new Fallout 3 Q&A on IGN, asking Bethesda's Pete Hines about the heavily anticipated role playing game sequel.

The PlayStation Universe talks Fallout 3 with Pete Hines, asking Bethesda's PR head about the game's soundtrack, VATS system, combat, and lead development platform.