Fallout 4 Will Play Mods

At an announcement during Microsoft’s E3 press conference, Todd Howard, game director and executive producer at Bethesda Game Studios, announced that mods on PC for Fallout 4 would be playable on Fallout 4 for Xbox One.

Later, during an interview with Geoff Keighley at YouTube’s E3 press-box he told Keighley, “[the Fallout creation kit] is not coming out at launch” and that the “creation kit is gonna come out soon after, probably very early ’16”. Also adding, “after that [the Xbox One playable mod launch] we do hope to get it on PS4.” and explaining, “we want to get this to everybody , but there’s a lot of hard work that has to happen”. The Fallout creation is also for PC only, any and all creation will be done from a PC to be played on Xbox One and later PS4, hopefully.

Howard also went into the new freedom of the game in the interview giving the example that players have the ability to start a dialogue, look away and do something else quickly, come back and finish up the conversation.

Fallout 4 is set for release November 10, 2015. Stay tuned for more details about Fallout 4 and E3 2015.

New Characters, Stages, and Costumes confirmed for Super Smash Brothers for WiiU/3DS

Ryu and Roy

During this morning’s Nintendo video conference via Nintendo’s Twitch stream Masahi Sakurai had some announcements to make. Among them:

New Characters:

Roy confirmed with a character redesign and combat overhaul

Lucas confirmed

Ryu confirmed for Smash Brothers with all his most famous moves and includes light, medium, and heavy attack variation just by tapping or holding the attack longer.  Integrated original command input for signature moves for stronger attacks. 2 final smashes. A new stage: Suzaku castle, and music from Street Fighter  $5.99 for WiiU or 3DS/$6.99 for both consoles.

Costumes:

Squid Boy and Squid Girl and Squid Hat

Akira and Jacky costume for Mii Brawler from Virtua Fighter

Heihachi for Mii Brawler from Tekken 5

Mega Man from MegaMan.EXE

Zero from Mega Man X

Isabelle from Animal Crossing

Costumes priced at $1.15/ea. for both consoles

Amiibos:

Mii Gunner, Mii Shooter, and Mii Brawler

R.O.B., Duck Hunt, Mr. Game and Watch, and Falco set for September releases

New Stages:

Kirby’s Dreamland, $2.99 for both WiiU and 3DS

More releases from the original Super Smash Bros.  including Hyrule Castle

Nintendo Miiverse stage which scrolls Miiverse posts during match/loading for each character, Free for both consoles.

New Modes:

Community Tourney mode for competing with online leaderboards for highest scores

Local elimination-style Tourney mode

Features:

Post replay videos to YouTube, requires google account

And the best news is that everything that has been priced is available TODAY!

That’s your quick update! I will do my best to keep you updated with all the lastest E3 news.

E3 IS APPROACHING!

As E3 draws more and more near I excitedly await with hands clasped and a giddy grin plastered upon my face and I fantasize about all of the wonderful things that’ll be announced. Now, I think it’s time for me to go through everything that I’d like to see at E3 (which is easily too much but it should still be attempted anyway)! Here’s the things I need from E3 this year!

1. FALLOUT 4

The world has already received a long-awaited announcement trailer with locations and speculations that have been hinted at (but we already knew some of the bits, like the fact that it’d be in Boston) but we–well I–want to know more and I would like it as soon as possible. ‘When can I pick it up?’ is an obvious question and will be answered in time. I need to know: Do I have to travel the wastelands with this dog? Am I playing the normal voiceless protagonist or am I playing as Troy Baker? Am I getting new weapons or am I stuck with the same weapons from Fallout 3, and New Vegas, and those that were present in the reveal trailer? And, most importantly, when does this take place in the Fallout universe? Hopefully, all these questions and more will be answered at Bethesda’s conference this Sunday.

2. HELLBLADE

I have been interested in this project from Ninja Theory Studios,

With a focus on what the studio calls the ‘Independent AAA model‘, Ninja Theory (Heavenly SwordDmCDisney Infinity 3.0) is setting out to redefine what it takes to make AAA games by attempting to develop and publish Hellblade all on their own with only an indie-sized team of experts. While the game itself takes on a more serious tone in telling the story of the main character, Senua, who suffers from a mental illness, I have whole-heartedly enjoyed seeing and experiencing the process as Ninja Theory has dedicated their efforts to make certain that all aspects of Hellblade‘s creation and development have been captured and shared in their ‘Development Diary‘ series and I personally can’t wait to see what Ninja Theory has in store for us!

3. BETHESDA PRESS CONFERENCE

I’ve mentioned before Fallout 4 at the Bethesda Press Conference on Sunday, but this will be Bethesda’s first ever press conference at E3 and being their first must mean that there should be plenty of announcements to go over. What else would warrant a reserving the Dolby Digital theater for a conference, let alone even showing up to E3 at all. Bethesda is best known for their series such as the aforementioned Fallout games as well as The Elder Scrolls series and their work on the acclaimed Dishonored. Whatever BethSoft has to offer this conference is sure to be impressive.

4.SQUARE ENIX

I am a HUGE fan of Square Enix, primarily the Kingdom Hearts games, but Square is most famous for their Final Fantasy series and with Final Fantasy XV due out sometime in later 2015 while Kingdom Hearts 3 remains in PR limbo for me to fret and speculate about. But with the Square press conference set to take stage June 16 at 9AM, I’ll wait in a sweat of anticipation for news of a release so I may once again take up my adventure with Sora, Donald, and Goofy, and my girl Kairi.

5. TOM CLANCY’S THE DIVISION

Tom Clancy’s The Division was first announced at Ubisoft’s E3 Press Conference back in 2013. The Division makes use of some of the most powerful of game engines as well as some of the most stunning graphic works to be found on next-gen consoles. This third-person-shooter is set in New York City after a brutal and deadly virus has swept across the nation on Black Friday, decimating the nation in only five short days. The player and his/her squad-mates (or friends as we’ve seen from the gameplay and engine demo) are soldiers who have been trained to operate independent of command when the lights go down and all hell breaks loose and do whatever it takes to prevent the fall of society, and that’s kind of all we know. We’ve an estimated release set for sometime in Q1 of 2016 and more is sure to be released when Ubisoft gives their conference on Monday June 15 at 3 PM.

Be sure to catch every moment live as E3 kicks off Sunday June 14 at 7 AM.

You can view the full E3 schedule here.