Broken Steel Interview
Great interview with the guy who made Fallout 3. He discusses the future of the game and the latest DLC broken steel.
I am really looking forward to this release. I find it very interesting how far we have come where a developer can change the ending of the game AFTER it comes out based on fan feedback. This is ultimately customization. I don’t know what we did before game add-ons came out.
Definitely looking forward to a trailer for Broken Steel and ultimately the actual game!
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