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Hey, that is my comment. (Haven't been here for years except reading the occasional blog post thread, as I do follow the blog.)

1. Pong 2. Breakout 3. Asteroids 4. Space Invaders 5. Pac-Man Them flashy post Pac-Man games are for fags and women. Real men stick with the classics.

He likes FO3: But also: Of course, since there are countless ways to make a game.

That sounds great, and certainly not something I want to discourage. However, I was referring more to the not so few and not so constructive snide remarks that I've seen, that as far as I can remember (but I'm kind of new here) often isn't a reaction to some FO3-loving random dude either...

I've gotten the impression that most criticism isn't intended as feedback. To begin with feedback should be sent to Bethesda, include explanations (not just empty bashing and whining, however witty, though some posts here are probably decent enough in that regard), and so on. Fair enough...

I love all three. Maybe I'm the missing link between the old and the new generation of gamers. :) Yes that doesn't seem very constructive (or logical), but what do you think about the constant and bitter bashing of and whining about FO3 and Bethesda on this forum? Constructive? Enjoyable...

It's not a conspiracy if it's power in plain sight. Also, you need at least one documented evil laughter.

I guess our factions will have to fight this out post apocalypse. :)

They are not unidealistic just because their ideals are not of the humble and altruistic lame-ass variety.

Oblivion, Killzone 2 and Little Big Planet.

Worst thread ever. Now I have to go out and buy a bunch of new games... which I won't have time or energy to play for a long time. I'm especially tempted to get Arcanum and Vampire Bloodlines. As for top 10, well that's hard. Feeble attempt, no order: * Fallout 1-3 * Civilization...

BioShock. Really well done game with a nice story and environment, and the people in Rapture are really screwed up.

Definitely Brotherhood of Steel. But I'm afraid the people in a real life BoS wouldn't be as idealistic, so it wouldn't be the same.

7/10 for the little Fallout guy. Maybe you're kidding, but it's work bench and not a game.

The huge and growing U.S. public debt (over 13 trillion dollars) is a cause for concern. In Europe there's the ongoing crisis in Greece, and Spain and Portugal could be next.

Good thread. I vaguely recall having noticed the similarities between (some of) the FO soundtrack and SAW2. Yes, my favorite as well. Indeed, Steve Roach is amazing, I listen to his music all the time. He's released something like 80+ albums, so there's a lot to explore, though not...

I don't think that'll convince a conspiracy theorist though. Obviously "they" (the Enclave?) want to create disorder in order to break people's spirit and sense of democracy, and make people desire a "strong leader" to put everything right. It's all part of the plan!!11one!11! Of course, we...

Maybe I've conquered my fear now, because I started playing BioShock yesterday and I'm not particularly scared yet. There was some fear and jumpiness in the beginning, but after having been attacked and killed a few times it was business as usual. The atmosphere is still kind of creepy...

I like the dream stuff and the whole "taking a stand" thing, but I agree about the firebug (if I remember correctly), and King just didn't wrap the story up satisfyingly. Actually I don't really know what I'm talking about, it was like 100 years or so ago I read it.

I stopped playing Thief 2 because there was a cellar passage with some sort of ghoul, and I didn't dare enter. I could hear it from the other side of the door. Also, I had read that there were traps, you could fall through the floor and into a small room with a giant spider. Knowing that was too...