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Meh, Crysis 2's may look amazing but consider how much time they'd spend on the actual game if they tried that level of graphics :P Not surprising that it isn't that high on the list. The gameplay demo was short and full of just minigames, something a lot of people actually seem to hate...

Mr. Krepe - While Fallout 3 doesn't take place in the same location as the first two games, it is a direct continuation of several groups from that game. It may not be that great, but it does wrap up both what happened to the Brotherhood post- Fallout 2 and the Enclave (Which I admittedly don't...

See the Super Mutants in Fallout 3 were something I had wished they explored a bit more in one of the DLCs. They have a unique origin point in comparison to Fallout 1 and 2; they have a very different existance as well. Comparing them..... 1.) Fallout 1/2 Super Mutants were flabby, yet buff...

Considering how different super mutants are in Fallout 3 in comparison to Fallout 1 and 2, it's probably a good thing they ignored the original cannon rather than built off of it. It's also better if you consider these Super Mutants to be of a different "species." Fallout 3's Super Mutants...

I need to watch that movie at some point...maybe tomorrow.... I say...yes, they should be allowed. ASSUMING Obsidian does provide both smart and dumb routes to situations, smart characters should have access to the dumb route, but have to roll a check on their persuasion skill or something...

To be fair, the game does take place long after the nukes dropped. Radiation wouldn't be THAT bad...but I see your point. Eh, a simple mod would fix that :P and then make you scream bloody murder for a lack of Radaway. I'll probably play hardcore off the bat. Most the time I played Fallout 3...

Eh, I prefer a perk per a level rather than every 2 due to the amount of perks in Fallout 3 and potentially in New Vegas as well. Yeah, they lose their specialty somewhat, which is why I think it was neat they added perks based off the completion of quests as well. THOSE perks would be...

1.) Better character designs. Fallout 3 is full of NPCs that either a.) have no personality, b.) have a personality that is obnoxious, c.) exist to serve one purpose and then have no other reason for existing and can be ignored completely, or d.) a combination of the above. Some are okay, but...

Awesome with the GECK, sad that it's one big map.... speaking of which, I never realized Las Vegas was that close to the Hoover Dam O_o And I never knew you could do that in Fallout 1 and 2 XD I never tried. Mostly I just carried C4 just in case I ran into a wall that needed surgery...

While the video isn't overall thrilling - very empty looking dark streets, NPC voiceovers still are quite lackluster, and I could care very little about the gambling games - I find a lot of the details being add very much being improvements from Fallout 3. Varying currencies each with different...

"You once said you were interested in a Fallout spin-off based during the resource wars. Does this idea still interest you? Because it sounds like it would be awesome. Yeah, I think it could be really cool, especially if the focus was on the European/Middle Eastern conflicts. Maybe that's...

Ehhhh I have to say the problem isn't incorporating horror-style enemies (Because frankly those have been in since Fallout 1) I'd say it's more of a problem that Bethesda is trying to make all enemies be feral. It seems like Bethesda is leaning too much on the "The enemies attack on sight...

Yep, did not expect the Trogs to look like that. Or be naked really. *shrug* oh well. Though I have to wonder why they all have beer bellies.... As far as the first picture goes, I thinK I spy a new suit in the background. The girl in the distance appears to be wearing some new skimpier...

Another thing to consider, which occurs in Fallout 1 and 2, is that the game does not show the entirety of the facility. It shows off what the developers thought was only needed and the rest is a mystery. As far as equipment goes, it probably was mostly Enclave members on the east Coast who...

I asked because of what you had said: "I also hate that Bethesda tries putting some horror flicks into the Fallout. Maybe they're taking the "all games in one" approach, which I don't usually like (just like most action-horror-comedy-drama in one, movies)." Was just curious :P But in any...

<_< Fallout 1 and 2 had a lot in them that made them feel like comedy games too. Also, I'm going to assume you hated Shaun of the Dead then? Never noticed the scrap metal. And ah yes, the plunger room. I remember taking as many of those as I could find, loaded them into the rock-it-launcher...

The cage was odd. I logicize it with it being a display case-like thing for trophies. An odd thing I found: The toilet trap. Seriously, that's just cruel. Oh, and Mr. Protectron using the can.

So really, your complaint is that Bethesda tried to make the background to the world more apparent? *shrug* I can see your point there. Don't agree with it though, but I do think Bethesda made it too apparent in Fallout 3. However, I gotta disagree with you about the 50's styled-things. First...

Not my quote >_> Seriously though, what was de-mistified?

....of COURSE the game is going to be mostly pro-America. It takes place in the freaking Capitol of America. Everything you see in the game referencing the war prior to the nuclear holocaust is American-made propaganda. Sooooo Yes, Bethesda made it pro-America on purpose in documents and...