More Fallout 3 DC subway ads appear

Posted Oct 15th 2008 8:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Culture, RPG, Fallout 3

You may remember our sister site Joystiq got some pictures from Bethesda Softworks showing off their Washington DC Metro subway ads for their upcoming post-apocalypse RPG Fallout 3. This week the official Bethblog site has posted up some more new images from the subway billboards including some images that were not in the original Joystiq article.

We have reproduced them here on the site along with three wallpaper images that are based on the ad campaign. Fallout 3 will certainly have a ton more hype than any other Bethsoft release to date. Indeed the company is holding a celeb-filled launch party in LA this weekend. Again Joystiq has the details and the cool invite image.

Gallery: Fallout 3 Subway Ads

Tags: bethesda-softworks, bethsoft, fallout-3

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Awesome...
Its pretty crazy. These ads must be very effective. People who haven't heard about the game but see these ads (especially of DC destroyed) will be very intrigued. I kinda think that the one with the soldier stepping on Uncle Sam might be a bit too much... I mean I (and other Fallout fans) understand the reason of it but others probably won't.Posted at 8:38PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Nerdman

Ahh... I don't think I looked at it good. He seems to be helping Uncle Sam up. Ok, we're good.... lol.Posted at 8:40PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Nerdman

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