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I haven't even had it crash and I've played it around 20 hours. Honestly I would rather have an ambitious buggy game than a non-ambitious perfect one. I remember playing fallout 1 and 2 when they came out. I think many people look back with rose colored glasses as far as frequency/severity of...

If I remember correctly, the PC version did look better. At Quakecon, all the Fallout:New Vegas demos were on xbox360 in the Bethesda booth, but at the Nvidia booth there were 2 demos running it on the PC and I played with both.

haha.. if it was the same build they had at Quakecon.. I think it crashes when you try to leave.

I'm kind of in the same boat. I didn't buy the GOTY version when it was on sale. I just can't bring myself to re-install Fallout 3. I really had fun playing it through the first time. It was a fun game, but I have 0 desire to replay it. Partly because they made it so easy to be "good at...

I for one will be playing with the all the silliness on. I think I enjoyed most if not all the references in Fallout 2. How many of us DIDN'T wander aimlessly around the wilderness just to try to trigger the special encounters.. which were mostly silly.

Don't know.. but really wasn't bad when I played it. I played it all the way through when it first came out and only encountered one serious bug and that's been fixed.

Well I pre-ordered it today while buying something else off of steam that I wanted. I really got a good feeling just from the environments they have built.

I have to disagree a little with the Bioware comments... While in mass effect you might have several options that lead towards the same result, there are 2 designed rewards in there. 1. Their "karma" points, and entertainment, because it is the tone for your characters dialog. So I see two...

I haven't played a zelda in years and I don't care enough to read the article, but I would put forward that over the series from the first NES version to last one I played, it already had changed quite a lot. Mostly in presentation, but quite a few gameplay elements as well. Certainly it wasn't...

I've been through this before with Origin years ago. If you are doing a fan site it doesn't matter if it's the exactly same name. As long as it isn't a commercial venture and it's contains a disclaimer, it pretty much falls into fair use of the trademark. But I wouldn't put it past them...

I for one have already preordered Borderlands. It's not a "fallout" but it looks like it will satisfy my PA itch for a while.. even if it is on an alien planet. I really think they were brilliant when they took diablo's random items and applied it to weapons. I know others have tried "hellgate"...

I guess to me it was more the paranormal/extra-dimensional aspects that really turned me off.

Yeah I played the first one and even though I love PA fiction and games, the games setting just rubbed me the wrong way. I really thought I would like it but I couldn't get past the setting and stopped playing after a few hours....

Wow.. you say that the superiority of books for say philisophical musings is self evident. I think the problem is that for someone that talks about the impact and imaginative potential of books, you clearly lack much imagination of your own when it comes to electronic interactive media (i...

doubt it will end up being 360 only.. but this explains why they didn't pack the 3rd expansion in the first bundle.

Yeah, but I think that was really all it was missing.. I know many here don't agree, but I enjoyed the visuals and the combat was ok, what I got let down on mostly was the story and the lack of depth to the locations. If they simple take the engine and craft a set of new locations with a good...

Here is one from 1944, so you can get an idea of when this idea was really started. http://www.mapleleafup.org/forums/showthread.php?t=10819 They are BUILT for snow.. so fit into alaska very well indeed.

the "screw" tank was a real prototype I think originally developed in the 50's. I think it's great "retro-future". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpcv_-ICcIk EDIT: The video is of a russian vehichle, but I remember seeing illustrations of us designs in really old popular mechanics magazines.

Just FYI... That "domino" video is of a location that is in the vanilla game. The game desingers did that. One of them was having some fun with the physics system I guess. It is a grocery store that has some treasure that falls out of the ceiling from the blast at the end of that elaborate...

Well in another 4 years you'll get another 5 minutes of video. That being said.. the artist/s did a great job. Though the stupidity of running around in all the fallout is a silly.