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I see what you did thar.

For the most part I have to say I liked what I saw. I literally laughed when he put on the powerfist and knocked that first guy's head off.

Sure, that "and" means they changed the turn-based combat, and they somewhat changed the setting.

He said changed the "setting" somewhat.

I thought that was a nifty little preview, I liked most of what I read.

Well, now we know why they're not showing dialogue and NPC interaction. The game's character creation process has me very intrigued.

So did the underground Ghoul leader and Set's buddy (I can't remember his name). I never said that Ghouls are zombies, I said that there are some zombie Ghouls. Random encounters around Necropolis pit you against rabid Ghouls, some are even called "zombies". There are even zombie like Ghouls...

Yeah, well, you know... that's just, like... your opinion, man. I just thought it was a good little trailer. Much better than the gameplay video. I think the intro was intentionally corny, so that didn't bother me. As for the zombie Ghouls, they're not really new to Fallout. There were...

Wow, I thought that was a great trailer.

G4 is supposed to have live exclusive footage on their own stage later today. It's going to be longer than the one from the Microsoft conference.

Speak for yourself. I didn't think the footage was very bad at all. The game clearly needs a bit of tuning and polish, though.

I think that's some great art. The second one is my favorite.

I for one, can't wait.

That's exactly what my friends say they do. It's not only the banning and such that sucks, it got to be hard paying more than one hundred dollars for a new game.

Australia seems like a terrible place to be a gamer. The friends I have there are always telling me how it seems like every other game released is either banned or heavily edited.

In Oblivion you can literally save anytime you can walk around, just like the Fallout games.

Or if you're a child killer or a berserker... or if you just start combat and do it yourself.