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Fallout 3 concept art

[UPDATE] As is turns out, the German trademark filing for Fallout: Shadow of Boston is fake.

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Bethesda Softworks has filed for the trademark Fallout: Shadow of Boston. The trademark request filed to the German Patent Office can be seen here and was found by NeoGAF user Labadal. Despite no official confirmation, Fallout 4 has been believed to be the next big game from Bethesda for some time. Shadow of Boston also falls in line with reports late last year suggesting that the game would be set in the US city of Boston.

Added: 04.11.2014 11:04 | 3 views | 0 comments


We took a look at Guns 'n' Glory Heroes from German developer HandyGames back in January, when it nabbed a very worthy Bronze Award for its fantasy-based tower defence antics. But HandyGames has been back in touch to tell us about its new miniaturised edition, which just went live over on Google Play. The studio, which is well known as an early adopter of new platforms and tech, has shoehorned ...

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PS4 owners in Germany can only use Share Play with other German PSN account holders, it's been revealed.

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Thinking of a typical German genre most of us refer to economic simulations. Oldschool ecosim-veterans of course know Die Fugger. Everyone else pricks its ears when hearing the name The Guild, which was released in 2002 as a kind-of-sequel. Now its 2014 the release of The Guild 2 was 8 years ago. A few weeks ago we finally got to know that The Guild 3 is going to be released in 2016. First facts can be found in gameplane.de's extensive gamescom 2014 preview. Now its time to dig a little deeper welcome to gameplane.de's The Guild 3 interview!

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German website Nintendo-Online has continued digging into some of the lesser-known facts about the company we all know and love. That leads us to some details about Hiroshi Ikeda and Yoichi Kotabe two employees with backgrounds in the anime industry who are relatively unknown.