Nice. How often does industry news make you feel warm and sunny inside? =D

It is awesome that the guys from Black Isle are getting another chance with the Fallout license.

I am excited to see what they can do with it.

Now will this be another game where I have to wait before deciding which system to purchase it on, since Bethesda doesn't want to support PS3 users? Or should I just buy it on the PC and leave it at that?

Jon, can you stop being ignorant of all things business for half a second, and direct your ire towards the real culprits, Sony, for not stopping Microsoft from swinging an exclusivity deal with Bethesda? If Microsoft's offering to fund part of the development of the game, and Sony doesn't think their users matter enough to stop them, then why are Bethesda the bad guys?

It seems they're trying hard to avoid a Treyarch/Infinity Ward type comparisons with the Fallout IP. I guess whether they need to or not will depend on how similar their games are.

David, how is Sony "the bad guy" when MS makes a good business move? Isn't that like calling MS the bad guy for not getting a port of Metal Gear Solid 4? It doesn't make sense.

Fallout in Obsidian's hands sound like a win.

David, just because it's a good business deal in the short run, doesn't mean that it will be good for the future. Exclusive DLC does nothing but hurt the consumer in the long run, which will end up hurting the businesses as well. If you are going to make a game multi-platform, then you support it multi-platform, it's as simple as that.

When you have to "bribe" your fans, something is wrong with your game and your system.

A lot of people have been waiting to see if this would ever happen. This is really exciting news and I know that I am excited.