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Better than Deus Ex. No.

That's my favorite part of Fallout 2 :D. Kicking the shit out of what would have been difficult enemies, early game, in your power armor is awesome.

Yes, I'm aware that an uranium filled bomb exploding is different (the particles travel easily in dust over long distances, obviously making them no less lethal however). (Perhaps a moot point) I am merely agreeing that the Fallout is a major point of the game and the consequences of nuclear...

Can't wait til this guy reviews FO3 when it's released, lol.

All the demo's showed Todd using a controller, so if these previewers were playing the same version, and not with a keyboard and mouse, then that would probably be why they have "aiming" issues.

Take a modern radiated area like Iraq, for example. A modern, Middle-Eastern version of Fallout where Depleted Uranium is used consistently. Depleted Uranium contains low-level radioactive waste in which 1,200 tons has been addmited to have been used on Iraq (actually 320 in Gulf War I, and...

In the AtomicGamer article, here is what they say about V.A.T.S. Finally there is V.A.T.S., a system for turning a fully action-based game into a turn-based, stat-based tactical game at the push of a button. - Only, that does not make it turn-based Instead of playing in real-time and...

Indeed, it does look pretty neat. Reminds me of Mad Max, kind of.

:clap: There was a time when the very first "teaser" trailer of FO3 came out that I was excited for this game, because I knew it was going to be an FPS. I thought, well it won't be so bad, how could they possibly fuck it up? Reading NMA's preview gave me a few doubts and I think that...

I was being sarcastic, or least attempting to be, which usually can not be conveyed in mere words (Confirmed by Todd, not). What I meant was the community will likely, immediately after FO3's release, attempt to make it better? If that's even possible. :D The irony being there has been no...

Hahaha!

Sad, very sad. FO3, the spiritual successor to Oblivion, and not Fallout, which is somehow a good thing. Every previewer is now touting this same line: "Well, it may look like Oblivion with guns, but it's better because of this!" Now Oblivion is bad, and FO3 good, because we get...

Within the first week of FO3's release there will be Unofficial Community "patches" to change/fix the game. Just confirmed.

I agree. I did like the pipboy.

I'm assuming this is this case. Todd probably has dev cheats on so he's always hitting the targets (I was confused by that as well). The turret he killed had a 2% of hitting, he shot twice, exploding it. The two hosts, Adam and Kevin, seem to be confused by VATS and what it was in Fallout...

This is not like Bioshock or STALKER. Those games, even Bioshock, utilize more realism, rather than randomness while shooting. The only thing in common is that they are all are FPS. And as far as A.I., I'm assuming it will not be very "tactical."

Oblivion mod w/guns: Fallout TC. It does look bland, for sure. Movement is still stiff like Oblivion, third person view is useless/annoying, VATS seems like an afterthought, death animations are rather sterile, weapon ballistics are not realistic, and so on. At least you can dispatch...

I would really hope not. I'm assuming it's Enclave Propaganda or some such thing to make civilians think it was just them Commies that dun it first. At least, I would hope, but I've just about lost it for this Fallout spin-off.

It was a fuck up from the beginning. The cost of human lives has been atrocious, but Power Politics and good 'ol fashion Imperialism does not care one iota how much blood is spilled in the process. Politicians on both sides of the spectrum have done little to curb this descent into madness...

I think the more appropriate comparison for system specs is something like if you can play Oblivion on highest settings, then you can play FO3 no problem. The screenshots out so far don't "look" like they would be very taxiing as opposed to a game like Crysis.