Yeah, this one is out there, isn't it? But with Fallout 3 hitting us all smack-dab in the face, it's important to remind our influx of readers that this is - in fact - a sequel, and the originals are pretty good. And this one is also for the golden oldies amongst you who lost or scratched up your Fallout discs.
Good Old Games has moved from closed to open beta (read: launched) and anyone is now free to sign up and purchase the classic games they've made available.
NMA is taking this unique opportunity to work with Good Old Games in promoting Fallout to the masses and the elites, and will be running a some ads for Fallout 1, 2 and even Tactics, each available DRM-free with a fixed-up installation procedure for XP/Vista at 5.99 USD.
Apologies if the banners bother you a bit. And we remind everyone: Fallout 1/2/Tactics are being sold by Interplay, not Bethesda.
Good Old Games has moved from closed to open beta (read: launched) and anyone is now free to sign up and purchase the classic games they've made available.
NMA is taking this unique opportunity to work with Good Old Games in promoting Fallout to the masses and the elites, and will be running a some ads for Fallout 1, 2 and even Tactics, each available DRM-free with a fixed-up installation procedure for XP/Vista at 5.99 USD.
Apologies if the banners bother you a bit. And we remind everyone: Fallout 1/2/Tactics are being sold by Interplay, not Bethesda.