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System Shock 2: Very difficult to beat due to artistic resource scarcity.

The fallout centaurs, the ones with 6 legs, two heads and lots of weird tentacles.

They do seem to be showing a great deal of explosions, which is fitting with setting the world on fire. Also on the issue of the collective mind... We are NMA. Lower your shields and surrender your approval of Fallout 3. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our...

That was very poetic. Also the use of the bloody mess perk is likely to attract as much attention as possible early. The same with the combat focused demo.

It is true that some game play elements could not be fixed easily. But I think that it is likely that modding tools will be released as Bethesda has a history of doing so. Also in releasing modding tools they can extend the playability of the game which makes people more likely to get their...

Although this forum is often negative about fallout 3 it still is very rational and points out legitimate faults most of the time. Also it is very entertaining, such as above jet packs.

I also think that modding will be big for fallout 3 and will likely vastly improve the game.

Or possibly he may be just very tough, which as a wasteland field agent of some sort seems reasonable.

The fact that he was cheating a lot does make the game play a bit more understandable. Also I think the skill system they are using is an improvement over oblivion for whatever that is worth.

I know of games that are excellent and had very little publicity, and a lack of trailers or demos can be considered bad. But other then that not really.

I personally think the robo-butler makes sense as a town is likely going to provide incentive for preventing its total annihilation, and giving their savior something of value would be a good way to do that. And giving a house with servants is a way to make the savior have a continued interest...

Given part of their target audience they are likely trying to give people a reason to go looking around the world, and as long as said items are very hard to find then I agree with the idea behind it.

What I meant by unnecessary is that the it seemed like it was slapped on the game and completely nonsensical, while with the others they were much more integrated with the game play and seemed to play as part of the game rather then an addition.

This is likely a method they are trying to use to encourage exploration, but skill raising books and the like would likely make more sense and be better balanced.

Try the glow, it has some fusion cells in the lower levels, just be sure to use some rad-x before you go in.

I am looking forward to this game, as I have a desire to play a modern party based top down traditional rpg and this is likely the only game to fit the bill. Also I have never played a Bioware game I did not like.

Not necessarily, they could just be incompetent about the fans desires or they could actually think the game is not a simplification of the original fallout.

I love how all the only protection the audience gets in goggles. That actually could be used as a way to justify the Fatman as fallout science tends to work off 1950s knowledge and expectations, but that still doesn't make it a good idea.

Actually if you look in the background I think you can see people playing the game, which may count as game play footage. And they show the conversion system in those small and blurry screens. I appears improved from Oblivion with actual body language rather then just the person standing stiffly...

In Bioshock I actually did enjoy it throughout, but oblivion had fairly bad mini games, and the mini games from mass effect were okay but unnecessary in my opinion. Also my overall impression is that this is a demo specifically geared to show the combat in an over the top manner ad will be...