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Fallout 3 isn't even out yet and you claim that Fallout 1 & 2's death animations are superior. They've only shown like what, one or two deaths so far? That's the keyword, so far.

I got visceral satisfaction from tearing bodies apart with my sub-machine gun in Fallout 1 & 2. Does that make it Unreal Tournament?

I'll admit, the 1994 thing made me go "huh?"

Interesting...a shame that you guys were disappointed :(

I don't care for what reviewers think, all I know is I'm psyched to get this tomorrow. But yeah I can see the minigame thing getting annoying, but you can always use $10 instead of hacking in the game.

BioShock looks incredible. And I hope the above poster is joking about "turnbased."

When did getting sucked into an engaging environment in a game become a bad thing?

The Russian Previewers can sleep well at night knowing F3 isi n Beth's hands. So let's sleep well at night too!

Note: He installed my Fallout CD, which works fine on mine. He's set the game to Windows 95 Compatibility mode. He's using XP. It just happens when he's playing, nothing seems to trigger it. Help? EDIT: He HAS patched the game.

[add random banter that insults the previewer, calls him "not a real Fallout fan" and once again criticizes Bethesda, Fallout 3, and Oblivion]

Yeah, 'cause you would know.

Tim Cain can wait 'till the game is out before passing judgment, so why the hell can't you people? I'm with Tim Cain. I'm waiting 'till I have the game installed on my computer and I'm playing it before I start dismissing it. Is there a possibility it's going to be Oblivion with Guns? Yes. Is...

I'd get the Fallout 3 shirt, but I need XL :x

oooo now you've got them riled up. :clap:

He's a blasphemer! Burn him!

I think a certain amount of games can be considered as art. Metal Gear Solid, Fallout, ICO, Shadow of the Colossus, I think they can all be considered art. But in the end, art is in the eye of the beholder. The masses may think video games can't be art but they can't be right and they...

I'm pretty sure games were always made to make a profit. Sure, a company may put its heart and soul into a game and say they're doing it for the gamers, but in the long run it's for the money.

I can understand not being able to kill children. Jack Thompson and the ESRB would give them a hard time. And they'd give any company nowadays a hard time if they added killable children. Just goes to show you that though Black Isle could get away with it ten years ago, they probably couldn't today.