GAME get Limited Edition Fallout 3

If you're looking forward to Fallout 3 (like we are) then you are going to have to make a few extra choices in addition to your S.P.E.C.I.A.L. characteristics.

GAME have now added a third purchasing option to their listings with an exclusive Limited Edition version of the title.

Sporting a figurine and packaged in a cardboard sleeve, the Limited Edition version is in addition to the standard and Collector's Edition versions available elsewhere. The Collector's Edition is the 'big one', weighing in with a 'Making Of' DVD, an art booklet, a figurine and a tin 'lunch box' container.

GAME currently list this new edition at a shade under £45, and GAME Reward Card holders will get the equivalent of an extra £2.25 off that price to spend on future purchases - not bad.

You can pre-order the Limited Edition now, or grab the Standard/Collector's Edition if that one doesn't take your fancy.*

Fallout 3 is due for release on 31st October.

*Remember, every penny we make from sales through the site goes to charity. If you're going to order Fallout 3 at all, please get it through us to help make a difference...

Sweet Flag preview Fallout 3

Our friends at Sweet Flag have written a great preview of the forthcoming Bethesda title, Fallout 3.

A being Fallout veterans, they were good enough to ask us what we thought of the PS3 version.

Check out the entire piece over at Sweet Flag.

"What is noticeably different between the original Fallout series & Fallout 3 looks to be the gameplay itself. Out goes the isometric turn based combat system of Fallout & in comes the first/third person shooter style.

Devoted Fallout players may find this a step too far from the original & with this in mind I asked DolphGB if he was happy that Fallout 3 was to break from the turn based combat of Fallout:

To compare the original with Fallout 3 is going to be a hard task. One was a turn-based RPG in the most standard sense of the genre. The new Fallout 3 seems more like a gritty, gore-ridden action game than an RPG. One was isometric, the other is first or third-person. I guess I’ll be happy with the result if it is as enjoyable as Oblivion was on the PS3."