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I'm hoping to head North and into the Rogue Valley in Southern Oregon sometime this summer. Can only hope it happens.

Figures. Like any true Fallout fan would give up a promo product for the release of the first in the series. Bah, what a rip.

As everyone has already stated, yes and no. I agree with those that subscribe to the idea that there is a massive gap in the gaming generation. I still remember the original NES. Most mainstream gamers can't say that. In terms of fallout 3, I'd have to say I've already forgotten about it...

Holy crap... reminds me of the stashes upon stashes of various booze I would store in the trunk of the car in F2 (Ironic no?). Makes your character look like he's a dipsomanic really. Fun though.

In Fallout 2, when it comes to geography, they're pretty accurate (not 100%, but who is). The towns of course are all pretty much fictional (though Redding could be considered in the right place (or at least close)). As a resident of upper northern California, they're pretty accurate. Again...

That's it. All this talk about SC makes me want to play it. I'm installing 3K.

I remember talking to a survivor of D-Day. Got some crazy stories out of him. He also went from Normandy to Berlin. To say the least, he's the most badass person I've ever met in my life, hands down. He had a few medals (6 I believe) and a thank you certificate and note from the French...

I remember the original Sims. I've also forgot it too. I'm not really a fan of the series. I guess some people like it and that's cool. But, it's just not my bag.

A remake of Total Recall? Really? Nope. Can't say I want to see it happen. Paul Verhoeven did it right the first time in my opinion. I hate remakes.

Hmm... ten games? 1. Fallout 2 2. Fallout 1 3. Final Fantasy 4 4. Chrono Trigger 5. Final Fantasy 6 6. Civilization Series 7. Earthbound 8. Starcraft 9. Diablo 2 10. Rome: Total War

Really? I hardly consider it a "breakthrough". It plays like every other traditional third-person shooter I've played. Don't get me wrong. I don't hate all of GTA. I enjoyed 3 and Vice City, and even gave San Andreas a shot (worst of the 3 from the last generation in my opinion). Even...

Ah, I love Sim City. My favorite was Sim City 2000. My next fave would be 3000. I've never played 4, though I'd like to try it. Also, I also rather liked the SNES version of Sim City. It was pretty fun I think.

Ironically, I live in the REAL Redding, CA. It's exactly how it's portrayed in F2: An old mining town with a meth problem. I hate living in the real Redding, and I'd hate the F2 Redding just as much. I guess I'd go for the NCR. Seems pretty secure from the wastes, yet not as uptight as...

Been playing some games. Not great ones (started playing Godfather the Game again... meh.) As per usual, Fallout 2. That's always a blast. Oh, and Rome: Total War. Fun little game.

Man, I really hate games these days. In response to Kilus, I absolutely agree. I heard GTA4 cost $100 mil. to make. $100 mil. for that piece of shit? Please. I still remember when gaming wasn't "mainstream". Granted, bad games will always exist. However, the ratio of quality games to...

Best. Drawing. Ever. Not really. Still, looks... decent I guess. If not, at least you tried?

Handheld Fallout? Hmmm... not sure I can get behind this 100%. Still, if it were like the original Fallouts, I'd give it a chance.

Holy crap. I knew this happened, but to this extent? Hmm. Oh well. He was an awesome actor. Too bad he's gone. And in such a way.

Meh. Just an opinion of mine. I just really wasn't impressed as compared to the last game Bethesda put out before F3.

My favorite comes from Ramirez at the jet stables in fallout two. You discuss where the jet is going, how he's doing a bunch of it, etc. And then, one of the best farewells I've ever heard: "Boy, am I glad someone had the wisdom to give you all automatic weapons. Makes me feel safe. Later...