Fallout 3 Raising Level Cap in March
Eurogamer asked all the right questions when they were given the opportunity to sit down with Jeff Gadiner, one of the producers of Fallout 3 at Bethesda Game Studios and lead producer of all of its downloadable content, and chat about the upcoming DLC Operation: Anchorage. In the midst of the interview, Gardiner spoke briefly on plans to raise the level cap of the game from twenty to thirty in another DLC called Broken Steel, and in doing so, taking away the game’s ending:
Bethesda Softworks had their hands full when they decided to take on Fallout 3. Not only did they have to craft a next-gen version of a universe that thousands of gamers love and have been missing for a decade, but they also had to appeal to a massive audience of people who have never played a Fallout game in their lives, yet wondered what all the fuss was about. Here at GotGame, we are fortunate enough to have both of these demographics represented to review the title for us. Oliver Saenz is a massive Fallout fan who has been educating the rest of us on the intricacies of the 
War…war never changes… But Fallout has evolved.
After ten years of hibernation, the once-epic Fallout series has been woken up and taken off of life support courtesy of Bethesda Game Studios. The makers of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion promise to champion the franchise back to its sardonic, grisly roots with insanely detailed graphics and a dynamic world where even the most mundane of choices could have earth-shattering consequences. Long-time Fallout fans have reason to rejoice…or do they?