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Huh. Sounds cool. As long as the "epic" moments aren't buggy or boring, I anticipate them eagerly.

As an Xbox gamer myself (who brought and enjoyed 3 on the 360, yet played 1 and 2 on the PC and enjoyed them) and somebody who occasionally buys the OXM magazine, the level of stupidity is embarrassing.

Well, as it hasn't been a full 400 years yet and not many cultural mixing is going on (as well as plenty of pre-war stuff lying around) I think it's mostly slang and less complex variations of English. I think in places like mainland Europe, with many linguistic differences as it is, it may be a...

I'm actually working a Fallout Britain idea (mainly focused around London, but also the rest of the Southeast, from Brighton to Norfolk.) Europe would be a pretty nice location to visit as a whole. The society would be a lot more disorganised though some city states and many small villages had...

I really think the OXM needs to get its definition of Fallout fandom correct...still, bloody hilarious. Oh, and the preview had some interesting info as well.

Got Fallout 3 for my birthday along with a 360 and GTA IV, and I liked it. I wanted more and I was curious to know where the series had its roots, so I looked into Fallout 1 and 2 (I'd heard of them, but all I knew about them was that there were old, post-apocalyptic and RPGs), and when the pack...

Coming from someone who actually liked Fallout 3, even I found the stupidity of the review itself quite offensive. They seem to think the fans of the Fallout series as a whole considered 3 the best game that all the sequels needed to follow. That ain't the case. Still, New Vegas is shaping up...