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This was a great game. Interested to see the rest of the list.

Now this is interesting.

Fallout 1,2 and tactics (in separate boxes!) Hi, I recently found F1, F2 and FT at media Markt in Umeå, Sweden. about 89 SEK each (89 Swedish kronor = 8.67987935 Euros, 89 Swedish kronor = 12.662208 U.S. dollars according to google). I think the box said "Xp and vista compatible" on...

Interesting read, BN.

The comment about Todd's mom was over the top, otherwize well written. I particularly like how he liked the Diablo Games but calls them action games. They weren't RPGs but they are still not beneith him.

the post in question: http://www.bethsoft.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=986337&view=findpost&p=14264930 Nicely done Bethesda.

haven't played Clear Sky yet... but I can wholeheartedly recommend to play Shadows of Chernobyl. To me, it was the way an fps SHOULD be. Cannot say about Clear Sky though. But I think you should start playing SoC first. ' - kill Strelok' :wink:

Those of you who remember "kotor2" as a poor sequel should also recall that it had a really short dev-cycle. Anyway... This could be interesting.

@wooz http://www.gigacrate.com/Blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/doh.gif oh well. neat photos anyway.

Some very nice photos there. Makes me wanna play Stalker. Most likely everyone has seen these, but if not: http://xpda.com/junkmail/junk153/chernobyl/page2.html Some woman who drives through The dead zone on her motorcycle.

The story of Max Payne is told really neatly. I liked it a lot. Even funnier is that in the first game all characters are nerdish finnish coders. (on a sidenote, Max Payne 2 with it's emo style was lost upon me). on topic: It seems today that gaming journalists can't tell good writing...

How can it get such high grades? Am I the ONLY one who finds the green pipboy interface cluttered and clumsy as well as a very short stone's throw away from what oblivion had (actually the oblivion interface at least had fair images of items and a quite usable map)? No item descriptions ...

Some good questions there, interesting and to the point without being provoking. Good work BN (and the other guy).

didn't wolfenstein 3D feature slow-mo death scenes (pixelled of course) of the bosses? (called "death cam" if I am not mistaken). The first game that came to mind was the 2001 game Max Payne, which had more of a matrix style combat than slowmo-death scenes but it all boiled down to the same thing.

interesting q&a. It is also really interesting to see that any kind of positive criticism is automatically accepted as absolute truth (by the general public), even crap as: "game of the year" long before the game is actually released. But the first sign of criticism..... I cannot wait...

Nice find. A really good read.

@ToastMan Guess I'll be playing that next then, thanks for the tip.

@bazola Has there actually been an RPG featuring dwarfish style steam technology, it sounds slightly interesting? (ref: Warhammer ) Maybe there are such things in wow, or other mmo's, don't really know, don't really play them.

on a sidenote, how well did fallout 1 and 2 sell? comparatively to other games from that time? (related to a statement made in this thread so not totally OT.)

at least the questions weren't "Isn't it impressive how much you guys rock?" It is kind of amazing how he manages to sound like they actually give a crap about gamer opinions. In my humble opinon, the gamers who have been around for 10 years, or even 20 are sort of fucked today. This is...