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I think Obsidian's main goal was to fit as much Dialogue and story elements as possible. They probably copied and pasted the gameplay aspects and graphical quality from Fallout 3, and focused on how they were gonna TRULY continue the series (Failout 3 didn't do a good job).

It's definition agrees with you :look:

It's sad that the United States haven't really opened up to Soccer. The only ones that do are down near the mexican border, and they don't watch any games that doesn't include Mexico.

Role: You take the role some fighter looking to kill Diablo Playing: Well, you play and grind, like in every RPG from the 80-90's Game: It's a fun game. (Or from what I remember.)

I'm not alone here when I say that some RPGs have pretty "disappointing" endings, some confusing endings and some down right bad ones. As the titles read: SPOILERS! Since this game is relatively old, I won't bother to hide it. DIABLO has a rather disappointing ending. While I have not...

:cry: IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL!

Actually, the Kings still live. :D

That's funny, And quite sad. Imagine the look on their faces, not being able to see Poland kick some ass.

eh, I'd still pick NCR :) I understand that the Legion would have been a kick-ass slaver group with a sense of justice in their lands and even a force to be reckoned with by the NCR if Obsidian had enough time to finish enough details, but they are still the same Legion that we love and hate.

I could of sworn Poland was doing good...

Re: Where do you want Fallout 4 to go? I don't want a civilized wasteland, but I do want a certain area that is almost futuristic in it's setting. The rest of the land could be home to a army of tribals who want to have it as their own. You are a wastelander who has tooken shelter in a vault...

These two movies may not be in the movie theater, but I found them to be my favs. Babel and Crash use 2 awesome plot twist in which everyone of the main characters are connected in someway, yet they never talk or even see each other. I think it is because of this that it is so intriguing to me.

I grew tired of my shooting games (GoW, CoD, note: I don't like any of them) and am currently looking for a game that has great replay value. Until then, I'll be playing these sorry-ass repetative games that have been with me for years now.

Lily is not as useful as a master nightkin assassin should be. Boone always pulls through, and ED-E (Do I sense un-originality in the name?) is just badass fully upgraded (with FoA). Cass is alright if you give her the right weapons, and Veronica is devastating with the Ballistic fist. Rex is...

This really makes you like developers like Obsidian and InXile, who actually care about the games they are making. They didn't have money to make a game, but thanks to the pledgers, they now have a good enough sum to create a gem. They know this won't be a blockbuster, but at least they stick to...

:shock: I can't believe you'd say such a thing! "The player controls Corvo Atano, once a legendary bodyguard for the Empress, who seeks vengeance against the Lord Regent who framed him for the assassination of the Empress. The Empress died in Corvo's arms, and thus he was held accountable...

That's because Bethesda isn't developing it and EA isn't publishing it.

My stepbrother bought the Star Wars Kinect pack for $439 with his birthday money. The Xbox was sick (R2-D2 design and functions) and it came with the Kinect (pretty cool, I guess), but we never, EVER play that game. It's so.... :crazy: Everything except the game was exceptable. I'm pretty...

I still found it having it's original roots. THe only difference I see is the added action and Isaac has a voice.

Ya know, I never found anything really bad about Dead Space 2. Can someone fill me in on the Cons?