Interview with Desslock

I did an interview with Desslock, the PC Gamer columnist, for Planet Fallout, talking about the past, present and future of Fallout 3, here’s a snippet:
PF:You went there and came up with a column in PC Gamer, the famous “Memo to Bethesda”. In it you gave five tips for Bethsoft not to screw up Fallout [...]

Checklist of Trust

PcZone Will Porter
Since a while the complaints about the excessive laudatory tone and lack of knowledge about the Fallout world of gaming reporters have been piling up on the Bethesda Games Fallout 3 forum. Now for those Fallout fans Bethsoft Community manager Matt “Gstaff” Grandstaff has some surprising (and quite sound) advice:
I guess [...]

Fallout 3: a Tale of Two Cities

Brother None at NMA writes:
After NMA’s Fallout 3 preview, I cast about for comments from some of the media people I’ve know as Fallout fans for year (the type Desslock or Will Porter) to get some feedback on our opinions and assumptions.
Desslock eventually replied, and we got into a debate about some of the [...]

Before Fallout 3 there was a One and a Two

From NMA:
10 years ago:
Project Update: We are working on a patch for some of the various bugs, and we are building and testing the localized versions for Australia and the UK. The translated language versions are waiting on translations back from the translators (German, French and Spanish). The FAQ page has been updated, please [...]

Back to the Future

From No Mutants Allowed:
Well isn’t this funny? Unexpectedly, the material keeps on coming. Desslock, the well-known RPG guru who used to run his own RPG news site on GameSpot and now has his RPG columns on PC Gamer, once interviewed Tim Cain in 1997, prior to the release of Fallout. And today Desslock was [...]

Isn’t in the crater

There are a few places where questions about Megatron have been asked, after reports like this one, from the NMA Fallout 3 demo review:
“Megaton was built in the crater of an unexploded nuclear bomb” raises the question of how an unexploded bomb would leave a crater.
Now PCGamer Desslock explains what’s up with that:
It doesn’t. [...]