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Hmmm, if the current series of events continues then sometime next year Xbox users will be required to have to pay to put air in the ball for sports games or to put tires in the car for racing games. Brave new world huh? And also, wasn't Vault-tec(r) America's First Choice in Surviving...

It believe that this is the article that comes closest to blatantly calling it an FPS.

This is marginally consoling.

Well there go my plans to sterilize every npc and enemy i come across...

Me: Hey, as long as this impending turd's existence doesn't negate the existence of CivIII i'll be just fine. The Universe: O RLY?....... *negates CivIII* Me: And now i jinxed it.

I discovered CS:Source about a month back and am having a blast. Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines is pretty good too. I've also just finished the awesome experience that is Hitman Blood Money. Satisfying.

Two adventure games that everybody should check out are "Sanitarium" and "I have no mouth and i must scream". "Sanitarium" is an amnesiac's surreal romp through several disturbing mindscapes. "I have no mouth and i must scream" is a post-nuclear horror adventure which has the last few survivors...

There's nothing like having a pastry depiction of a gruesome murder.

The world layout is sounding an awful lot like S.T.A.L.K.E.R's, i hope this is not the case. I agree that the whole 'walk/ride anywhere' aspect of Oblivion was very engrossing.

I'm a new member but i've been lurking in the fallout community for almost six years and while i take offense to this let us be reminded that Rausch is no different than the multitudes of sheeple blindly endorsing Bethsoft's claim of "love" for the games. Now, on a speculative side, i'm...

A very good journey through various scenes of apocalyptic cataclysms and their aftermath can be had by reading this anthology called Armaggedons. Here it is on Amazon. It's a collection of alot of really good short stories regarding the end of the world. They cover nuclear annihilation...