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i can't even get it to start. an error pops up saying "Display Change Failed: Hardware failed to switch to the specified mode". My monitor is wide screen, but changing it to standard didn't make a difference. Any suggestions?

He means Van Buren.

that line is vague enough that it could have meant anything.

Guffaw.

Wait a minute..

iCouldntbelesshappyaboutafalloutonaphone.

the bar on the side says 'Chris N'.

:clap: well played interplay. well played.

considering the trailer, yes. it was poorly done. however, in game, if you're walking around in the dark, and one of those things comes out and starts throwing shit at you, you're going to be pissing your pants. the difficulty was always my favorite part of the game. straight from SoC I...

hey, if bethesda could pull off an action game on the same level as COD4 with a Fallout setting, i'd let them.

this seems like the exact "comment" we would use in order to make fun of you.

can anyone else actually access the Interplay page in the steam store? i keep getting a "No results were returned for that query".

i really have to wonder how a post-apocalyptic retelling of Little Red Riding Hood is less dark than the original. this was entertaining at best, but honestly, not much for a front page news report. maybe it's because i've been seeing way too many "Spot the Difference" games sprouting up on...

I think they meant how the DLCs were released month to month, rather than all at once. Not the actual play time.

For Bethesda, by Bethesda.

For the internet channel, so you can actually browse the internet. I realize I can just go to my computer and access the internet there, but then what the hell is the sense in charging me for the channel if I can already do that?

Paying 10-20 bucks for say, Point Lookout or Shivering Isles or The Lost and Damned would be worth it, and is well priced. Paying 5 bucks for a set of armor for your horse, or a simple 5 minute quest, or costumes, or a game mode that could have easily been bundled with the game at release is a...

http://www.project-valhalla.org/Quests god damn it god damn it god damn it.

there's no direct mention of harikiri or seppuku in the FO3 dialogue, but he does stab himself in the stomach with the sword.

the dialogue says nothing about committing harikiri so much as him not wanting to be taken prisoner, and so, in turn, he commits suicide. which is dumb. why would you program an enemy that listens to reason? kinda defeats the point.