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Personally I found that intalling the latest drivers for all of my computer hardware including the secondary ones helped with the Crashing to Desktop.

I see the Washington post has an article on this and by the looks of it one unthinking wosbird is trying to have a go at this site. here's the link to the article (not sure if it'll be clickable or not as this is the first time I've attempted it here)...

Thanks for putting that up for us to peruse to our or at least my ossified hearts content. It had a couple of intresting snippets in between the wanton slaughter. Aye all too many games ? these days just seem to be along the lines of see something moving, rush up, slaughter in appropiate way...

so by the looks of what they're saying if we cause trouble it will not be completely forgotten about which is good. Although how effective it will be in action remains to be seen. As skeptics tend to say 'I won't believe it until I see it for myselfand even then it will still have to be proven...

On a thought, it could be that they felt the combat was that way because they are so used to the FPS shooter hit what you aim at style, that the inaccuracy added in due to low skill levels threw them. Or at least that's how I read his comments on the difficulty of firing on the fly.

At a guess/presumtion the doors/items may have been marked red for the review players. Having said that I really hope that it doesn't make the final game as ok you might be able to figure out in a lot of places that taking 'item' would be construed as pilfering but there will undboubtably be...

Hrm with regards to the lockpicking, given the time restraints I presume that the lock was set to require a 0% lockpicking skill to open, as all it appeared to need was a bare waggle and hey presto it opened. On a lighter note, A warped theory regarding some of the ammo used for the rock-it...

I noticed that one of the drugs he had in his inventory and used was Jet, which at least going by FO 2 was limited to the area around New Reno as Myron had created it. The Rock-it launcher urgh what pillock decided you could so lethal damage with a soft cuddle toy, hrm unless they're rock hard...

Aye, although nowhere as reassuring for those of us who enjoyed or even prefered the turn based combat of the orignials.

to give another quote out of the article. Yet the greatest secret in Minefield isn't the hidden safes in the bedrooms of the paranoic ex-householders, but the two keletons lying together in a nondescript house near the centre of town. The two bodies lie hugging each other on a tarnished...

As a teaser to the E3 trailer, it's not too bad. Hopefully the expanded ? trailer that's going to be shown at E3 will let us have a look at some of the things we would prefer to see instead of the age old 'lookit, purty lights' we're so often fobbed off with.

Afore I forget, eyup I'm an auld fallout loon who tends to lurk a lot and haver infrequently as mainly what I'm considering saying has either been said or what I'm feeling like saying might act like a bit of old sweaty TNT (ie explode at the slightest shoogle (shake))

I thought I'd add something I read in an article in the xbox world 360 (uk edition) regarding the shooter aspect, apparently just playing it as a shooter makes it a lot harder at least according to the review. The reviewer apparently was allowed to actually play it for about three hours but had...