Hello all. Some interesting news today, maybe some of you have seen it, maybe you have not. According to Rock, Paper Shotgun, Feargus Urquhart has pitched "Fallout: New Vegas 2" to Bethesda. According to Feargus,

After Feargus made that statement, Rock, Paper Shotgun reached out to Todd Howard. Todd Howard said, along the lines, that Fallout: New Vegas was great and that hopefully sometime down the road they can expand upon it.

What do you guys think of this? Would you like to see a sequel to Fallout: New Vegas?

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The website Kotaku has just recently posted an interview with Tim Cain, talking about Fallout. Here are some parts from the interview.

On what Fallout could've been...

Tim Cain also went to say that other possible names before they decided on Fallout were: Aftermath, Survivor, and Postnuclear Adventure.

They originally wanted the Ink Spots' "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" to be the game's theme song, but couldn't get it due to licensing reasons. Instead, they went with "Maybe," and it would up working better for the tone of the game. And, much later down the road, "I Don't Want to Set The World on Fire" became the theme of Fallout 3.

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David Anthony Pizzuto, the voice behind Lily Bowen and countless other characters in many different video games, has passed away at the age of 60. The death of David Anthony Pizzuto was released by his talent agent via Twitter.

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Bethesda Game Studios has announced that they will be releasing Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in one pack. This new pack will be released in North America on April 3rd and it will cost $29.99USD for the Xbox 360 and $19.99USD for the PC. This double pack is not available for the Playstation 3 due to restrictions that are blocking Bethesda from releasing it for Playstation 3 users. Bethesda will release an update if any information for a Playstation 3 release comes along.

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The success that DoubleFine has had through crowdfunding with their new project; Brian Fargo, founder of Interplay, has been thinking that he wants to bring back Wasteland through crowdfunding. Even though Wasteland isn't considered part of the Fallout universe, it was a major inspiration to the creation of the series we all love today.

What do you think of Brian Fargo's idea, and would you support it?

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