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You should relativize those numbers against the total number of games Metacritic has for each year.

me? I dont like her legs, too shaved.

yep, I totally see BethSoft rinsing and repeating: by the time Skyrim is getting the last DLC they will be not far from releasing FO4 taking place in East Coast, all the while they give Obsidian the opportunity to develop another FO game which won't be a "true" sequel, akin to New Vegas. Of...

Whoa! Looking very good, not just visually, but it would seem conceptually too. kudos for the good work.

yep, I meant after she has finished it/played for a good while. I would like to see if newcomers notice any big difference (besides the brown filter!)

I hope she writes another one after playing FO3 I'd like to see what she makes of it in relation to NV...

Still, BethSoft had the little *decency* of setting FO3 in DC, if they repeat events with the next iteration it's a win-win (using "win" very loosely here): they release FO4 in the eastern coast keeping it easy for us to ignore and then let Obsidian roam free in the western coast with another...

Awww, who's a cute little baby securitron? You are! Yes you are, yes you are!

The sad part is that this will be* the first FO to have different playable races. I'm looking at you FO3 and (I bet my ass) FO4! * will it?

I really feel for the Judge (or whoever?) who has to read through that thing. I can't see anyone not rolling their eyes or getting finally pissed off by the time they reach the "Mean Interplay is trying to undermine me!" part (The amount of times they unnecessary repeat "Bethesda" and...

wow. I got news for this "Russ" Pitts: 1) Black Isle's games were quite bugged (FO1 and FO2 actually standing out in that department), so I'm not sure this guy actually "dated" BIS back in the day. Also saying Obsidian was called Black Isle is kinda an insult to, like, *half* Black Isle (who...

the problem, I think, is it seems like a cheap way of introducing challenge. Specially if it's reused four DLC packs in a row. "Oh, the PC is an unstoppable powertank, too bad we didn't plan ahead for that... except that we already knew we where releasing DLC. Ah well, let's just strip him...

For those interested in rummaging through his backlog, Matt Chat also interviewed Tim Cain, MCA and some Rebeca Heineman (who was one of the founders of Interplay).

What would be nice would be a "FO: Tactics 2: Rise of the Caesar" [mind the stupid yet awesome title]. It would start in Arizona or wherever Caesar's legion started as you go conquering and expanding through the decades, giving us a better view of the state of affairs in the mid west. And...

Well, gee, it's pretty obvious that shot to da head screwed your brain, and is making you see things, I mean you are just waking up from Hell, you are bound to see things. And people are really thinking it's gamebryo's fault!

All this first review thing and comments got me thinking and I hope people (I have already given up on journos) realize that FNV likeness to FO3 is Beth's fault and not Obsidian's. It was Beth who said "no no, same game experience, same engine for this iteration". Specially for their future rep...

WHAT?? No floaters?? I mean you guys concentrate on the stupid, like traits, stats or FO3 enclave being descended from whatever, and here I was thinking I would at last be able to see Nasty Floaters in all of their 3d immersive nastyness. Sigh.

Man, A) he is just sayin' Bethsoft brought FO to the a new generation, whether we could have done without it is another matter and B) Beth's FO3 is were FNV comes from, so it makes sense to start by talking about it. We're holding on that hope.

The worst part of this orthographically horrendous and dim witted previews is that I can not trust them! Because I expect this game to be much more than FO3, yet they keep essentially saying its more of the same... if that's true I can scratch NV from my buy list. But, how can I know that's...

I like it how four point nine out of five words are boldened and in italics. It's like whoa! I'll be giving you some meaningless emphasis. No it's not. The art style, the looks of the wasteland and people owe more to eighties post-apoc exatravaganzas than to the fifties. The retrofuturism is...