Today we’ve released the second video developer diary for Fallout: New Vegas. This time around, the team at Obsidian discuss the tech and weapons of Fallout’s world, as well as how they approached sound design and music for the game.
In case you missed the first video, you can watch it here on our YouTube channel.
Wait Barney the Dinosaur is in the game.. :/
Getting ohh so close to release day, thanks for the steady stream of info to hold us over
[ShadowMonkey987 wrote on September 23rd, 2010
Wait Barney the Dinosaur is in the game.. :/ ]
YES and guess whose for DINNER Mr ShadowMonkey987..
Action packed info drenched FALLOUT: NEW VEGAS VIDEO DEVELOPER DIARY #2! Love the trench coat and the Seroiqoi revolver (though am probably spelling it wrong). Those Geckos are swift and lethal like some mix of Irish howling banshees and graveyard ghouls swooping down on their prey as if launching themselves from some witches broomstick in grey skies of witches cackling.
The Inon Zur music is fantastic. Can hardly wait to hear it ingame.
Thanks for the hype injection of anticipation!
I’m really looking forward to it. Looks a bit like they perfected fallout 3 with a new environment, new music and new guns, better graphics and of course the casino element.
When I was playing fallout 3 I got so sucked in I was living my fallout life as much as my real life.
hmmm, sounds relatively plot spoiler-free… i will cautiously click…
loving the new selection of guns… i love the real-world based ones, like the Beretta M12-modeled 9mm subgun and the Colt SAA-modeled Sequoia. but the fantasy guns take the cake… a man-portable GMG? awesome! hopefully that crazy new-looking plasma pistol has enough accuracy to be worth carrying.
sound! hooray! i really enjoyed the sound design in FO3, especially the ambient wasteland sounds mixed with very subtle but influential orchestration. the exemplary moment is exiting Vault 101 for the first time, where you transition from the muffled womb of the Vault to the barren, windy wasteland and the music rises to seal it as a pivotal moment of wonder.
lol, Chris looks a little more relaxed since he isn’t fending off reporters 24/7…
and, once again, the slow, wooden, clunky player movement makes it painfully obvious that the gameplay footage was recorded while using a console controller. when it comes time for TV commercials, do yourself a favor and record footage in the beautiful and fluid world of a PC.
@emilio don’t want to start an argument, but the movements look exactly the same on PC….and besides the PC would be more clunky in the first place because of using a keyboard and not a smooth moving analog stick.
Anyways, loved the video and I am super hyped up for this game! Got the Collector’s Edition pre-ordered.
there is one word to buy this game. BALLISTIC FIST!
this game is going to “murder” other RPG games…