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I'd doubt it. What this guy did is no different than me basing my view on movies on the top grossing films from this year. Fantastic 4 and Ghost Rider are hardly the best of what the genre has to offer.

Same. Most boring combat ever.

Never trusted IGN after their review of 300. And a bunch of other things that turned out bad. Jade Empire 9.9????

If art is defined as generating an emotional response, then games can be art. Games can go both ways, much in the same way that any other entertainment medium can. I'd consider a game like Shadows of the Colossus to be art. Unreal Tournament is not. Apocalypse Now is art. Transformers is...

Even the loading screens are immersive! So, have they varied at all in any of the playthroughs? Like, just a tiny bit? And what kind of sheriff drops f bombs?

It's not nearly as good as the previous intros. And I don't like how they keep using War never changes. They're going to use it twice there and if I remember correctly, the teaser is going to be in the intro as well (unless that is the intro?).

Fallout 3 in name. It won't use the same gameplay, is set in a different location that isn't (or shouldn't be) too connected to the first two games, uses a completely different view, and doesn't seem to take into account things from the first two games that will probably lead to it being...

Why don't they just make this a straight FPS? Making my character a bad shot when I'm controlling the shot will only serve to frustrate me. Don't compromise that aspect of gameplay when it's not going to satisfy those who wanted TB. As for Radiant AI, will they stop calling it that? It's...

I thought it was cool when my library started stocking DVD's, but games? Truly, you have found paradise.

It just doesn't make any sense. It's right outside of DC, and Burke (I think it's his name) isn't the only visitor they've had. The sheriff reminds you it's his town, so he's probably even had run-ins with others before. And like someone said, if they want it disarmed (they couldn't have done it...

It's not like it's completely cut off from other civilization. That guy in the bar who pays you to set off the nuke was a visitor to the town.

Building in or around a crater created by an unexploded atomic bomb is one of the dumbest things I can think of. I can't wait to explore the town built on top of a chemical landfill. I'm pretty sure that they said that only one crazy guy actually worshipped the bomb.

So this will be the answer until they change it to no once we get our hands on the game?

You use your quest compass, of course!

How am I supposed to talk my way out of "waves" of Super Mutants attacking me?

Please, please don't give them any ideas. X-Com should never become Destroy All Humans. Or even remade at all.

If they really are destructible and not Zelda style explodable walls, then it's a plus. If not, then it's a gimmick/useless.

God I hate EA for putting ads in games. And Ubisoft with their giant Axe bilboards. Hopefully no corporations survived the apocalypse and made it into FO3...

Don't worry, EA is starting to dumb down RTS's to the point where you can play them on a console. And now a Halo RTS for 360! Bet you it isn't very complex...

So if I'm good enough at a minigame I have no real reason to have be high in the skill that helps it, right? Or will there be more than one use for said skill?