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UnderRail is a new post-apocalyptic role playing game with isometric style graphics and turn based combat. It was created by Stygian Software which is a small 3 man team. It is available on Steam and GOG. http://store.steampowered.com/app/250520/ http://www.gog.com/game/underrail

What if they remade Star Wars as a Jane Austen style period piece?

Without selling Fallout Interplay would have been dead dead. Every cent Bethesda has paid Interplay has gone to paying off crippling debt. There is no possible future where Interplay keeps Fallout and survives.

Interplay has been incapable of raising funds to make video games(beyond ports, a single wii ware title and publishing indie games) since 2004. There would be no Fallout titles beyond easily forgettable ones on Wiiware or XBLA with Interplay.

Turns out the water chip is just a 10 minutes walk from Vault 13.

Interplay didn't have the money to finish Brotherhood of Steel 2. @Swipetotheside use one post to reply to things and not one post per response. Like this: No. Things don't need sequels. An IP isn't a living thing that needs sequels to survive. Continuing for the sake of continuing isn't...

I don't see Bethesda being in a different class from Ubisoft or EA. And if Fallout died in 2004 I wouldn't care(I would have no knowledge of Fallout:New Vegas in this timeline). Fallout 1 and 2 would still exist nothing that gets released or doesn't get released will/could change the fact they...

I always stress 'isometric style' in my newsposts. And like even Fallout 1 and 2 weren't isometric(it was cavalier oblique). Isometric has now become a shorthand in gaming lingo for an angled top down perspective.

No you are out of date.

Gamebryo was never the problem. It is Bethesda's design choices and focus that is the problem.

What if a NPC in a battle kicks a tin can? According to Bethesda it means you enable physics on the can and track its position for the rest of the game. If Bethesda lost its obsession with tracking tin cans they would be able to do more and have their game simply run better. Also the game isn't...

The patch is live on Xbox now.

It appears the security issues were from the old 2013 security breach:

The first patch for Fallout 4 is now live on Steam and should auto update unless you have that option disabled. Patch notes: Console patches should go live later in the week.