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It's a large game full of adventure and intrigue, what's not to love.

The so called “open worlds” of some games are peculiar places to visit. Within their worlds, there exists a disparity between a simulated, emergent reality, and a superseding reality of order, commands, and predictable limited behavioral expression.

Male, female and ghoul strippers...oh my! Plus, see some screenshots of a newly-revealed area.

An attempt to explain the appeal behind Fallout 3, a post-apocalyptic game that has cowboy hats and robots that say "howdy."

There are many great RPGs on the Xbox 360, but one stands above them all, the bleak, depressing, but ultimately amazing Fallout 3. It's a game that immerses you in its fiction, challenges you with its combat, but ultimately dazzles you with its fully realized world and abundance of entertaining content.

We all love dungeon crawlers and fighting enemies like giant rats, don’t we? Well, maybe not all of us: some just hate them and couldn’t be bothered to push through the first tutorial/mission of Oblivion. But the ones who could were in for a real treat...

Observations of the E3 2010 show floor, advertising, and the lack of coffee tables. And, as usual, photos.

Fallout 3 may have taken place in a post-nuclear war in the far future, but the idea of shelters materializing is alive and well in Barstow California reports the LA Times. Under the Mojave Desert of Southern California, real estate developers are creating fallout shelters for would be survivors and gamers.

I played Bethesda Softworks' last two games for a combined total of over 200 hours, but I also kind of hate them. To get through it I had to use bugs, exploits, and a credit card.

Zenimax, known for its contribution to the Morrowind and Fallout series, has acquired the publishing rights to id Software's RAGE.

Rogue Warrior, Bethesda Softworks, Rebellion Developments, Dick Marcinko