Fallout: New Vegas will be launched in October, but in the meantime, let’s take a look at the list of achievements, supplied by the XBox360Achievements website.

Fallout: New Vegas is scheduled to launch on October 22nd for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360. Here’s the full list of achievements for the XBox 360. Enjoy!

• New Kid (10 points): Reach 10th level.
• Up and Comer (20 points): Reach 20th level.
• The Boss (30 points): Reach 30th level.
• Ol’ Buddy Ol’ Pal (10 points): Recruit any companion.
• The Whole Gang’s Here (25 points): Recruit all companions.
• Crafty (15 points): Craft 20 items.
• Mod Machine (15 points): Install 20 weapon mods.
• Walker of the Mojave (10 points): Discover 50 locations
• Master of the Mojave (25 points): Discover 125 locations.
• Globe Trotter (25 points): Discover all snow globes.
• You Run Barter Town (15 points):  Sell 10,000 caps worth of goods.
• Blast Mastery (15 points): Cause 10,000 damage with Energy Weapons.
• Love the Bomb (15 points): Cause 10,000 damage with Explosives.
• Lead Dealer (15 points): Cause 10,000 damage with Guns.
• No Tumbler Fumbler (15 points): Pick 25 locks.
• Stim-ply Amazing (15 points): Heal 10,000 points of damage with Stimpaks.
• New Vegas Samurai (15 points): Cause 10,000 damage with Melee Weapons.
• Jury Rigger (15 points): Repair 30 items.
• Hack the Mojave (15 points): Hack 25 terminals.
• Artful Pocketer (15 points): Pick 50 pockets.
• Outstanding Orator (15 points): Make 50 Speech challenges.
• Desert Survivalist (15 points): Heal 10,000 points of damage with food.
• Old-Tyme Brawler (15 points): Cause 10,000 damage with Unarmed weapons.
• Know When to Fold Them (10 points): Win 3 games of Caravan.
• One Armed Bandit (10 points):Play 10 spins of Slots.
• Little Wheel (10 points):  Play 10 spins of Roulette.
• Double Down (10 points): Play 10 hands of Blackjack.
• Caravan Master (30 points): Win 30 games of Caravan.
• The Courier Who Broke the Bank (30 points): Get banned from all the Strip’s casinos.
• Hardcore (100 points): Play the game from start to finish in Hardcore Mode.
• Ain’t That a Kick in the Head (10 points): Complete Ain’t That a Kick in the Head.
• They Went That-a-Way (25 points): Complete They Went That-a-Way.
• Ring-a-Ding-Ding (25 points): Complete Ring-a-Ding-Ding.
• The House Always Wins (30 points): Complete The House Always Wins.
• For the Republic (30 points): Complete For the Republic.
• Render Unto Caesar (30 points): Complete Render Unto Caesar.
• Wild Card (30 points): Complete Wild Card.
• All or Nothing (15 points): Complete All or Nothing.
• Veni, Vidi, Vici (15 points): Complete Veni, Vidi, Vici.
• Eureka! (15 points): Complete Eureka!
• No Gods, No Masters (15 points): Complete No Gods, No Masters.
• Come Fly With Me (20 points): Complete Come Fly With Me.
• Talent Pool (20 points): Complete Talent Pool.
• Return to Sender (20 points): Complete Return to Sender.
• Arizona Killer (20 points): Complete Arizona Killer.
• You’ll Know It When It Happens (20 points): Complete You’ll Know It When It Happens.
• G.I. Blues (20 points): Complete G.I. Blues.
• That Lucky Old Sun (20 points): Complete That Lucky Old Sun.
• Volare! (20 points): Complete Volare!
• The Legend of the Star (20 points): Complete The Legend of the Star.

We won’t be saying much as it’s not needed. Below this post you’ll find the extended version of the debut trailer for Dragon Age II, the highly-awaited sequel to BioWare’s famous RPG.

Dragon Age II is scheduled to launch for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 between February and March 2011. Enjoy the video!

Atari Europe and Cryptic Studios have announced the development of Dungeons & Dragons: Neverwinter, a new co-op RPG title based on the Dungeons & Dragons brand. The first details include the possibility of choosing one of the five traditional D&D classes, allying with friends or NPCs in order to make 5-man groups. The players can also develop their own stories and missions, using a content editor called Forge, for now.

For now, all we can do is wait for more information on this title that should be launched for PC during the fourth trimester of 2011. We’re pretty sure this game will bring a lot of hype so we’ll be tuned for that as well. In the meantime, fans can bookmark the official site: http://www.playneverwinter.com/

The guys from Bioware have announced the launch date for Dragon Age II during the GamesCom 2011: March 8th in North America and March 11th in Europe.

In order to celebrate the announcement, the developers also presented a CGI trailer during the EA conference. The trailer can be found after the post. Reminding you all that Dragon Age II will be launched for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360.

Enjoy!

After reassuring players about the important changes in Dragon Age II when compared to the previous chapter, the guys from BioWare show us the first game sequences for the next chapter of their Fantasy title.

Differently from Origins, the story will bring players to personify a human hero: players can change class, gender and physical aspect, but Hawke will always be a human. In any case, we’ll leave you to the video and remind you all that Dragon Age II is scheduled to launch for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 between February and March 2011.

After some of the new information released about Dragon Age II, it seemed, at least to some fans, that BioWare would have brought some changes to the game. Despite all the information being related to the main character, Hawke, many fans were unhappy with the lack of choices in race: players will be able to choose gender, class and aspect, but the main character will remain a human throughout the game, which makes it similar to Mass Effect, for example.

The other change that was announced is that the main character will be voice-acted. That’s when David Gaider, head writer for Dragon Age II, had to intervene to cease the panic amongst the fans.

“People appear to be acting as if the scant details we’ve revealed are all they’ll ever learn about the game ever, and they’re thus required to render judgment immediately,” reveals Gaider, in a post on the BioWare forums. “You might, in fact, want to see exactly how we’re implementing these features you dislike and seeing for yourself whether they differ from, say, Mass Effect’s. There are similarities, of course, but there are also differences.”

Dragon Age II will be launched on March 2011 for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360. We’ll be seeing the first trailer at EA’s press conference next month during GamesCom.

The guys from GameInformer have published the first images for Dragon Age II, the title announced by BioWare less than a week ago, but that has already become one of the most awaited titles for RPG lovers.

The screenshots are very interesting as they show the main character Hawke for the first time. Dragon Age II will be launched for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 during March 2011. More information about Dragon Age II should come next month with the GamesCon that will be happening from August 18th to 22nd.

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Contrarily to what was seen in Dragon Age: Origins, Game Informer has published that Hawke, the main character in Dragon Age 2 will be fully voice-acted, but there won’t be the choice of race in this case: he or she will always be a human.

Like Shepard in Mass Effect, Hawke will be the focus point on the story in Dragon Age 2. During the ten years-span on the storyline, the choices players make will influence the story, the relationships and feelings that the main character will have.

Dragon Age 2 will likely be presented next GamesCom on August 17th, and the launch date is scheduled for February 2011.

Electronic Arts has officially confirmed that the second chapter for Dragon Age is being developed. A proper announcement will be done in the next few days, but for now we can check the first artwork images.

According to the first rumors, the game will no longer take place on a different part of the world than the one seen in the first chapter. It will also feature a new character and many enhancements that will make the Dragon Age universe even more interesting, according to the developers.

It’s likely that Dragon Age 2 will be presented next GamesCom on August 17th, while the launch date is set, for now, to February next year.

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umors for now, but quite the rumor. According to Abstract360.com, the latest Famitsu issue has reported that many companies still have surprises prepared for the E3. But for Bethesda, that “surprise” segment is labeled as “secret”.

Some people talk about a possible Elder Scrolls MMO, while the website we mentioned above reminds readers of a previous news that said the new Elder Scrolls chapter would arrive on 2011. Who knows? We’ll have to wait for the E3 to finally see what secret Bethesda’s going to bring.