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I enjoyed playing Fallout 3 on account of its open endedness, too, but I certainly agree that certain aspects of the storyline and gameplay could have done with a little more polishing up. When put beside New Vegas and its expansions, though, it seemed to be something of a lemon in comparison...

In my opinion, Fred Basset comic strips could very well be used as a highly effective form of torture.

@Harken, that soundtrack had a great patriotic flavour to it that I really enjoyed. I liked the shifts between the strong metallic percussion and the victorious orchestral music, too. When I was listening in at the three minute mark, I could easily imagine Joan of Arc riding into war with her...

There's no point to miss. I just like the sea.

Oh, how I weep for humanity.

Ha. Oblivion's probably a fairly crowded place, then.

So long as the votes aren't rigged.

Sounds like an average playthrough of Civilization V!

When it comes to religion, it's always a sorry mix of tragedy and irony when people torture and murder in the name of the God of kindness and mercy, shun and hate in the name of the God of love and acceptance, and lie and cheat in the name of the God of justice and virtue. Truth be told, on the...

Roxbury! Roxbury! Roxbury! 7/10. While I personally felt that the song was a little repetitive and generic at times, it still makes for a good song to listen to while you're out jogging or driving. The beat's nice, too.

I actually made this character specifically for playing through the Honest Hearts expansion, which is my favourite part of Fallout: New Vegas. I found inspiration for developing his personality and background after watching Up (2009), because I immediately took a liking to Carl's character...

Politics in a nutshell, my friend. 10/10.

I simply gave up on trying to finish Kingpin on account of how hard it was, even from the beginning! Even as we speak, I'm playing Stronghold: Crusader with the high definition patch added to it. I'm well aware of the new sequel, but I'm sorry to say that it doesn't really appeal to me as much...

I feel your pain. Having to fight those rats in the crypts, over and over again, was a bloody nightmare.

1. Age of Empires II: The Forgotten 2. Planescape: Torment 3. Fallout: New Vegas (Honest Hearts) 4. The Sims 3 5. Stronghold: Crusader (HD) 6. Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror 7. Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magick Obscura 8. Gray Matter 9. The Curse of Monkey Island 10. Machinarium

If the Courier is a woman, there are three honourary titles good old Caesar might possibly give to her as a token of her initiation into the Legion as its first known female soldier and agent. 1. Septimia Zenobia Following her husband's death, Septimia Zenobia was the self appointed "queen" of...

Oh, I was given the first volume of Persepolis last year at my university! It's a great comic book. Marjane Satrapi did the album art for Iggy Pop's album, Préliminaires (which is a personal favourite of mine), and he did voice acting for the 2007 film adaption of Persepolis. Not a bad trade.

It's not the cheeriest of comic books, but I've always enjoyed reading Maus by Art Spiegelman. It tells the story of the author's father and his experiences as a Jew in Nazi Germany, and its use of anthropomorphic animals to discern different nationalities adds a great splash of symbolism to the...

I assume that Lyons and the Brotherhood are more than aware of the super mutants' sterility on account of Vree's research; as @Yamu's just pointed out, if they focused more on cutting off their enemy's access to the Forced Evolutionary Virus, their crusade would go along far more smoothly via...