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  • Blog Post: Obsidian's Latest Project Eternity Video Shows Off Engine Tech

    As part of Obsidian's Kickstarter updates for the highly successful Project Eternity campaign , the company is showing off its sophisticated engine technology to the world. In the video below you'll notice impressive dynamic water and lighting effects “running on a totally normal, run-of... More
  • Blog Post: Xenomorphs Show Off Their Moves In Animation Video

    Aliens: Colonial Marines has been generally labeled a failure by critics . One of the game’s shortcomings is the way the popular alien Xenomorphs are animated . In short: they look terribly laughable as they meander around. Too bad Obsidian's Aliens-themed role-playing game was canceled, because... More
  • Blog Post: Obsidian Wants To Make Another Star Wars RPG

    Obsidian, the developer behind Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, have a pitch for a new Star Wars RPG that it is very excited about. News of Obsidian's new hope for Star Wars comes from an interview with rockpapershotgun.com . The team had a pitch ready for LucasArts before the the company... More
  • Blog Post: Obsidian Worked On Baldur’s Gate 3 Back In 2008

    If you're a fan of the classic Baldur's Gate RPG series then you'll probably be disappointed to know that developer Obsidian Entertainment (Fallout: New Vegas, South Park: The Stick of Truth) cancelled work on the next entry of the series before it had even really started. According to a... More
  • Blog Post: Obisdian's Project Eternity Sets Kickstarter Record

    Project Eternity, the latest Kickstarter effort from developer Obsidian, became the highest-funded video game through the crowd funding website. The project surpassed the previous record-holder Double Fine Adventure this morning. "All of us at Obsidian are overwhelmed at the amazing contributions... More
  • Blog Post: Obsidian Announces Stretch Goals For Project Eternity

    Obsidian's Kickstarter for Project Eternity met its funding goal yesterday with more than a month to go, and as predicted, new stretch goals have been added to the campaign. This is first official update for the game since its initial announcement . You can check out the stretch goals below, or you... More
  • Blog Post: South Park: The Stick Of Truth Revealed

    We had heard rumors about the title of the game being The Stick of Truth, and now that has been confirmed. The game also has a release date of March 5, as long as Trey Parker and Matt Stone are able to pull off the same last second magic they are able to with their show. A trailer was shown offering... More
  • Blog Post: South Park: The Game Delayed To 2013

    Originally scheduled for release sometime in 2012, THQ announced it has delayed the title to the first quarter of 2013. The game is scheduled to ship during the publisher's fiscal fourth quarter, which begins January 1, 2013. A reason for the delay was not provided. The game is rumored to be called... More
  • Blog Post: Get Back To The Wastelands With Fallout: New Vegas' Ultimate Edition

    Remember Fallout: New Vegas? If you have unfinished business out in the Wastelands or never got around to exploring it in the first place, the game's ultimate edition is for you. It bundles all of the game's DLC in one location. Take a look at the trailer below, which shows a load of gunplay... More
  • Blog Post: Fallout: New Vegas' Lead Designer Releases Mod For His Own Game

    Joshua Eric Sawyer, Fallout: New Vegas' lead designer, has released a mod for players looking for a more challenging game. Titled the JSawyer, this mod is not an official release from Obsidian, but as Joshua points out "it does provide insight into the aims of the lead developer and contains... More
  • Blog Post: Digital Issue 225 Is Live: Read About South Park: The Game Now

    Are you tired of waiting for the full details on South Park: The Game? Game Informer Digital subscribers can read the story immediately. If you're already a subscriber, make sure you're signed in to gameinformer.com, hover over the "Magazine" tab in the upper right of the site, and... More
  • Blog Post: Bethesda Aware Of Skyrim PS3 Issues

    Bethesda said it's aware the most recent patch for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim hasn't worked for every PlayStation 3 owner. The company said in an updated blog post it's currently investigating the frame rate issue and hopes to have a fix implemented in the near future. The fix won't... More
  • Blog Post: Why Skyrim May Not Be Working Right On PS3

    Some PlayStation 3 owners are still experiencing severe frame rate issues and stuttering with The Elder Scolls V: Skyrim, and the issue appears to be stemming from the console hardware itself. Fallout New Vegas developer Joshua Sawyer of Obsidian explains in his personal Q&A on Formspring that the... More
  • Blog Post: January Cover Revealed: South Park

    Trey Parker and Matt Stone have never been shy about their love of gaming. From Randy Marsh playing Guitar Hero in his underpants to the legendary "Make Love, Not Warcraft" episode, the comic duo have demonstrated an obvious familiarity with the medium. Now that they've conquered television... More
  • Blog Post: Cheapskates Hit The Jackpot With Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

    This February, thrifty gamers will be able to pick up Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition, a retail release that bundles the game and all of its DLC in a single package. You saw this coming, right? The Ultimate Edition includes Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, Lonesome Road, Courier's... More
  • Blog Post: Fallout: New Vegas' Fourth DLC Pack Is Downright Apocalyptic

    Bethesda and Obsidian are releasing the fourth add-on for Fallout: New Vegas next week, and they've sent out a trailer to get players up to speed. Lonesome Road follows the story of the first Courier Six, a mysterious man named Ulysses. He refused to take the Platinum Chip delivery mission, which... More
  • Blog Post: Obsidian Still Wants To Make Alpha Protocol 2

    After the release of Obsidian's disappointing spy RPG Alpha Protocol, publisher Sega wasted no time in stating that a sequel would not be happening . In a recent interview, Obsidian's CEO acknowledges the title's failures, but says the company would still like a shot at making a sequel. In... More
  • Blog Post: Bethesda Outlines Fallout: New Vegas DLC Schedule

    If you're a Fallout: New Vegas fan, odds are you're itching for some additional content by now. Bethesda has finally released a clearer picture of what's ahead for the game's DLC after some earlier leaks . Starting May 17 with Honest Hearts, the game will be getting monthly DLC content... More
  • Blog Post: Layoffs Hit Obsidian

    The developer behind Fallout: New Vegas, Alpha Protocol, and the upcoming Dungeon Siege III has laid off several employees. The news comes as affected employees have updated their twitter feeds over the last few days, announcing their departure from the company. It isn't unusual for a publisher to... More
  • Blog Post: Dungeon Siege III Expanding Its Lore With Help From Dark Horse Comics

    Square Enix has announced the seemingly inevitable comic book tie-in for its upcoming dungeon crawler, Dungeon Siege III. The partnership with Dark Horse Comics will give players added insight into Obsidian Entertainment's game via three new web comics. The comics are a collaboration between writer... More
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