Today on Offworld we read new details about the latest downloadable content set to come to Fallout 3, and downloaded G.E.C.K., the officially released mod kit for the PC version of the game.
We also read about the precarious rebalancing of Street Fighter II for its Xbox 360/PS3 remake (and re-watched the most thrilling Street Fighter championship video ever recorded), and watched new footage of Thatgamecompany’s serene Flower, a game that flexes every bit of the PS3′s muscle purely to render fluttering petals and waves of tall grass.
We also heard about a new DS game that generates items based on wi-fi hotspots in your area, saw web game portal InstantAction go free, recapped the best moment of last night’s Fünde Razor, and fiddled with theRelativity, a version of the underlying tech behind PS3/PSN game echochrome that lets you look inside the “impossible objects” made popular by M.C. Escher.
Finally, we played our two favorite indie games of the day: I Fell In Love With The Majesty Of Colors, a game from the vantage point of a lonely undersea Cthulu-esque monstrosity, and Minotaur China Shop in which a similar monster leaves the labyrinth to deal in dainty dinnerware, to expectedly disastrous results.
