Tue, Oct 28, 2008 | 07:11 GMT
Bethesda pulls “all Fallout 3 trailers” at ESRB request
According to this 1UP story and plenty of other reports, Bethesda sent out a general notice last night asking that “all Fallout 3 trailers” be removed from sites.
God knows what’s happened here, but footage has been in the hands of the media for months. It’s apparently been withdrawn at the request of the ESRB and seems to be limited to US sites.
May as well get in one final bit of censorship before the game launches, eh? It reviewed quite well, so Bethesda’s probably stoical about the whole thing.
Full story through the link.
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Posted in: Action, America, Bethesda, Hot, PC, PS3, RPG, Trade, Violence in games, Xbox 360
Tags: fallout 3, review, ZeniMax
5 comments
#1
Gekidami
28/10/08, 8:32 am
Americans dont like to see pictures of their country in ruins i guess…
#2
Blerk
28/10/08, 8:52 am
So it’s just the trailers that have been pulled? And not the game? How odd.
#3
Blerk
28/10/08, 9:45 am
Something to do with this, perhaps?
#4
Gekidami
28/10/08, 9:55 am
Probaly, like i said, Americans dont like to see their country in ruins. Oh, and they aparently dont like the BrotherHood Of Steel either.
#5
FireFly
29/10/08, 12:20 am
DC pussies.
I don’t mind seeing the place in ruins–it looks pretty cool imo. Some people are just sensitive and don’t understand that this isnt real, and just because it possibly might happen, doesn’t mean it will.
(I’m from NYC btw)