If you’re like me and you have to obsessively own every game soundtrack for every game ever, then I’ve got bad news.

Bethesda have just released the soundtracks for some of their biggest names onto iTunes so you can grab them officially and digitally at the same time.

Releases include The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Also up for grabs are Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Dishonored and RAGE.

I just played Fallout: New Vegas for the first time not too long ago, so with that fresh in the mind, this project is exciting to me. Fallout: Lanius is a fan-made live-action film that’s going to tell us a little bit more about one of New Vegas’ villains, the Legate known as Lanius.

Having burst out of their IndieGoGo goal by a couple of thousand dollars, and… huh. Wow, stop the presses. This is a Perth-based project, you guys! I assumed it was American, but it is being made right here in the city that I live in. That is awesome. Ha, I even know the concept artist, he worked in a games studio here in Perth. How can I have never heard of this!

…anyway, they had an IndieGoGo goal of $10,000 and have completely smashed through that, but they still have a week left on the project. The film itself is due in 2013, but here is a teaser trailer for you to look at! Check it out, drop a couple of bucks on it if it looks like something you could get into. I know I will!

For the past coupla weeks, Fallout: New Vegas has been on my mind. Don’t ask me why. I haven’t played it since I finished it ages ago. I haven’t even explored any of its DLC, which all came it out in dribs and drabs once I’d done my badass Legion thing and left the future of New Vegas in the homoerotic hands of Caesar and his army of skirt-men. I tend to only play games once and make a big personal epic out of it. When it’s done, it’s done, so I have no idea how siding with the NCR or Mr. House pans out. I shot that crusty butthole about a hundred times. Try to tell me how to live, will you.

I guess that’s why I’ve been thinking about it a lot.