Today in Joystiq: May 2, 2007
Joystiquery
Jaffe swears off blogging ... was it something we said?
Joystiq Podcast 006 - To the future! edition
Joystiq review: The King of Kong (film)
The video with the most card-on-card action: Eye of Judgment gameplay
News
Guitar Hero '80s edition in June -- maybe July
Gauntlet II comes to PSN for sure Thursday
Student arrested for making a map of his school
Wii games to blot out the Rising Sun in 2007
Euro retailer Game buys Gamestation for $150 million
Hail to the king: NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 Ultra
Microsoft bans sexy Xbox 360 theme
Xbox 360 creates "limitations" for GTA IV
Devil May Cry 4 to be identical on PS3 and Xbox 360
God of War PSP images leaked
Catan now available on XBLA ... with no demo
Canada avoids blacklisting, pirates safe for now (but U.S. is watching)
Destructible game, Fracture, announced for 2008
Dreamfall bundled with Longest Journey, at retail and Steam
Rumors & Speculation
Rumor: New Dead or Alive will be PS3 exclusive
Our Haunted Past
Black Isle's Fallout 3 tech demo released
Take a look at dead Game Boy versions of Resident Evil
Culture & Community
Flash game offers doorway into madness
Bungie Contest: Design a Halo 3 emblem
Preorder the Halo 3 Master Chief Kubrick figures
PAX07: Wil Wheaton keynote, TGS prize, Minibosses headlining
Ben Heck teaches us how to make a 'PS360' gamepad
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
EmperorTuna @ May 3rd 2007 1:08AM
That music that plays on the Fallout 3 teaser "countdown" site is fantastic. Even if it doesn't conform with the previous two games' more ambient style, I'm glad to see the effort being put into it.
Plus I love epic soundtracks.
big z @ May 3rd 2007 3:41AM
i played the first two fallouts and i loved them.....but the gameplay kinda got old quick.it got to the point were i just wanted to know what happens in the story,what im saying is alot of people have doubtful views on this game and its new designer but, im goin to keep it open and wait and see before i come to any judgement/opinion.
plus i also love morrowind and oblivion
just good games thats all-
-big z
Quakeulf @ May 3rd 2007 7:19AM
The music is fucking pretentious fail of all kinds of fail and AIDS and medieval-themed LOTR-like fantasy.
Bring on some 40s, 50s or 60s jazz, early rock'n'roll or blues classics like "What a wonderful world", or music by artists like B.B. King, Arthur Conley (perhaps), or anyone from this list here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1960s_Music_Groups
I agree that this music can be useful for something (like a background theme), but it seems to me it will replace the retro-like goodness that was "Kiss to build a dream on" and "Maybe" from the two previous games, which will make me a very sad panda. I hope this will not be the case.
mc @ May 3rd 2007 9:39AM
I agree with #1, the music is great. I for one do not want to compare it two the first two games. Those games were amazing. I'm looking at fallout 3 differently, but I for one love morrowind and oblivion, so I'm excited. Say what you will, that piece of music was very well done, and if that's any indication at all then this game should be great.