Somebody's been left out of the loop and will not be getting the DLC share for Bethesda's Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC). And while analysts are quick to give their opinion as to why Sony's PS3 was not counted when the DLC goodies were being given out, Bethesda itself is keeping mum.

It seems like we have good news for fans eagerly awaiting the release of the highly anticipated sequel to the Fallout series. Bethesda Game Studios' Pete Hines recently talked about the development process of Fallout 3 (PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) as well as its current production state. Suffice to say, it seems like everything is still on track. Find out more about what Hines had to say in our full article.

Pete Hines, Bethesda's Vice President of public relations and marketing, has given out some sad news for gamers who are looking forward to try Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC) before it comes out. He said that the game will not have a demo. To find out what he had to say, head on over to the full article.

Here's an update to those who have been eagerly anticipating the release of Bethesda's Fallout 3: until now, no specific date has been announced as to when the game will be definitely released. Pete Hines was able to add some additional information regarding this. More in the full article.

Oblivion was a massive game, filled with people, places and experiences for the intrepid gamer to explore. Of course, Fallout 3 probably won't be a slouch in the experience department, but it begs the question, "How big will the world of Fallout 3 be?"

Well, Bethesda's Peter Hines has an answer for us, and we think you guys will enjoy what  he has to say about the size of game world. More after the jump!

Taking off from yesterday's interview with the venerable Pete Hines, Vice President of Public Relations for Bethesda Softworks, another news tidbit from CVG continues spilling out more details on the upcoming post-apocalyptic RPG, Fallout 3 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3).

Read more about what Pete Hines had to say in the full article!

One of the bigger titles to hit gamers next year definitely has to be Bethesda Softworks' Fallout 3 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3). This is why people love squeezing as much information about the game as they can from Pete Hines, Bethesda's Vice President of Public Relations.

Read more what Hines had to say in the full article!

Bethesda Softworks VP of Public Relations and Marketing Pete Hines was recently asked about the possibility of providing downloadable content to Fallout 3 when it's finally released on platforms PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on Autumn 2008.

According to Pete Hines, they want to focus right now on the game itself. Despite that, however, it seems that there's a very big possibility that Bethesda will be providing gamers with DLC once Fallout 3 comes out. The full story awaits via the "read more" link.

Despite the game's release date practically light years away, Fallout 3 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3) is already one game fans are eagerly awaiting. Bethesda Softworks' Pete Hines talked about following up this epic RPG series and making a sequel that both old fans and new players alike will enjoy.

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It's been a while since we last heard about Bethesda Softworks' tactical FPS, Rogue Warrior (PS3, Xbox 360, PC). Now, it seems we won't be hearing anything about it for quite some time again, as the guys over at Bethesda are saying that until they feel comfortable enough with the build they've got of Rogue Warrior, they're not going to show off the title nor even talk about it. In fact, we shouldn't even be expecting any updates about Rogue Warrior until well into next year.

This rather disconcerting bit of news comes directly from Bethesda's PR representative, Pete Hines. He reports that the game is still under active development, and that we shouldn't hold our breath waiting for a peep about Rogue Warrior. He says that the company itself is waiting "until [its] satisfied enough with where [the game] is to show it off or talk about it."

Well, we can't certainly blame Bethesda, since they're still knee-deep in developing the highly-anticipated Fallout 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC). Let's just take solace in the fact that the Rogue Warrior project is still alive and kicking.