Fallout 3 ads: Are they geographically specific?

The Game Room
#1

There are ads for some new post-apocalyptic game called “Fallout 3” displayed prominently in the Washington DC subway system, and one of the posters shows a blasted Capitol building over a ruined Mall.

I’m curious whether the advertising for this game in other cities features the destruction of those cities’ landmarks instead of the DC monuments? I.e., a toppled Stature of Liberty, a broken Gateway Arch, a fallen Golden Gate Bridge? Or is the thrill of destroying Washington so universal that those ads are nationwide? :stuck_out_tongue:

#2

I think it is just set in Washington, they same way the earlier ones were set in Reno and San Francisco.

#3

Yes, it is set in DC and its environs.

#4

Ah, OK. Thanks!

Mods: My Q has been answered; perhaps this thread should be closed.

#5

In case anyone missed the news, it’s due in stores Oct 28.

#6

The first one was mostly SoCal. Fallout 2 was California (mostly Northern), most of Nevada and Oregon. Fallout Tactics was most of the middle of the US. Van Buren was supposed to be Utah/Colorado. BoS I have no clue.

#7

And Wasteland (the game from which Fallout drew it’s inspiration, seeing as Fallout was originally going to be a Wasteland sequel had EA been willing to give the name back to Interplay for a reasonable sum) took place near the California/Nevada border.