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And what, good sir, did I say that prompted you to roll your eyes at my statement?

ummm...why SHOULDN'T he be proud of a combat system, that, after 65 hours of gameplay (pour moi) STILL hasn't gotten old? VATS is a perfectly balanced system, and while the FPS combat has a few kinks in its armor, it's still incredibly fun. Furthermore, that behemoth you had to kill was felled...

It was already a good game.

It was a sequel to all of those games. How can you say Fallout 3 "stole" elements from them when they're part of the same series and the same universe? That makes no sense.

A game that has zero replay value would be the new Wallace and Gromitt title that was just released. Fallout 3 will provide you with upwards of 100 hours of gameplay for one character, and if you take advantage of the karma system, you'll be able to get a fairly fresh experience each time you...

http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/xbox360/fallout3?q=Fallout%203 Dude, a 93. A 93! And that's based on 84 reviews. Fallout 3 is an amazing game, and I'm not the only one with that opinion. It's won countless game of the year awards. It's sold over 5 million copies. I HIGHLY suggest...

Ahhhhh I see. I forgot about the whole 50's style thingamabob. Well, this is certainly going to be interesting. I can't wait to see how it turns out! Also, sorry, I didn't read most of the other threads on this board. I should have done that.

I was kind of interested about this, since, obviously, the casinos in Las Vegas are all owned by private companies. It was different in Fallout 3, since the destroyed buildings on display, if I'm not mistaken, all belong in the public domain. I'm just going by car companies attitudes towards...

I don't mean to be rude or anything to the users here, but if you really want a fair, balanced answer to your question, then you're not gonna get it at NMA. I suggest you ask at Yahoo answers; they're rarely, if ever, biased.

That's also a pretty good formula for a game, if I'm not mistaken.

DLC isn't as easy to produce and distribute as it looks. Yes, Bethesda did mess up, but can't we give them a break? It's not like they're bad people or anything, and you don't have an obligation to buy their products.