T3, 5/5.<blockquote>Shedding the stigma of its predecessors' geeky turn-based roleplay, Fallout 3 is instead a curious hybrid of both action and strategy. And rather than seeming like a weak compromise between the hardcore fans and the newcomers, this feels like a fresh and unique experience altogether. It is, in a word, spectacular.
Fallout 3 is, fundamentally, a first person shooter.</blockquote>Game Boyz.<blockquote>For a triple A title the animation was a step back. Some of the characters actions and movements were jerky, especially when fighting.Some characters can become predictable and thus easier to defeat over time. The reason i don’t spend too much time on this is because Bethesda spent more time on developing game play then graphics. What I mean by this there are lots of games out there that focus on eye candy and allocate a good chunk of resources to this process. The end result is that playing time is shortened drastically to the point where you can complete the game in an afternoon. I’d rather have extended playing time versus eye candy.</blockquote>Philoking blog.<blockquote>The combat system takes some getting used to, you can tell it’s an RPG with first-person combat as an afterthought. The movement isn’t fluid and aiming projectile weapons is pretty flaky. Luckily the depth and scale of the game is big enough to make you forgive the cludgy combat system.</blockquote>3 News, 5/5.<blockquote>Fallout 3 is a completely different kettle of fish to the others. From what I’ve seen (and there’s HEAPS to see, believe me) it is far superior. Big thumbs up to Bethesda Studios.</blockquote>2404, 7.0/10.<blockquote>In 1997 you just didn’t do first-person RPGs. It was isometric or nothing.
Fallout 3 is just mediocre. It’s bogged down by too many problems, engine issues, and poor writing to really wrestle its way into classic status.</blockquote>TeknoDwarf's blog, 9.5/10.<blockquote>All in all, Fallout 3 is an amazing game and I encourage everyone to check it out. Even people who aren’t necessarily fans of this style of RPG (such as myself) will find themselves loving the game. You’ll constantly find something new each time you play the game. Finally, with multiple scenarios at your disposal, this isn’t a game that will be leaving your disc tray anytime soon.</blockquote>Clichè Gamer blog, Straight Flush.<blockquote>Regardless of its drawbacks, I can only think one thing about this game. It is Bioshock and Oblivion fused into one, amazing, beautiful, enormous game. Its depth of story feels epic from start to end, and even though I plan to visit the world again at least two more times, I walked away at the end feeling great about the experience the I had.</blockquote>MediaInside, 98.<blockquote>Van Fallout 3 expected I in the first place nothing. On gamble I bought the game and as gamer which never RPG play game I super has been incinerated. Fallout 3 stand convex of the action, contain a nice and stretching tale and offer you an open, large and provocative world which we not yet earlier come in a game against its. Fallout 3 are certainly for me the game of 2008. This shit must experience you. To buy that trade!</blockquote>
Fallout 3 is, fundamentally, a first person shooter.</blockquote>Game Boyz.<blockquote>For a triple A title the animation was a step back. Some of the characters actions and movements were jerky, especially when fighting.Some characters can become predictable and thus easier to defeat over time. The reason i don’t spend too much time on this is because Bethesda spent more time on developing game play then graphics. What I mean by this there are lots of games out there that focus on eye candy and allocate a good chunk of resources to this process. The end result is that playing time is shortened drastically to the point where you can complete the game in an afternoon. I’d rather have extended playing time versus eye candy.</blockquote>Philoking blog.<blockquote>The combat system takes some getting used to, you can tell it’s an RPG with first-person combat as an afterthought. The movement isn’t fluid and aiming projectile weapons is pretty flaky. Luckily the depth and scale of the game is big enough to make you forgive the cludgy combat system.</blockquote>3 News, 5/5.<blockquote>Fallout 3 is a completely different kettle of fish to the others. From what I’ve seen (and there’s HEAPS to see, believe me) it is far superior. Big thumbs up to Bethesda Studios.</blockquote>2404, 7.0/10.<blockquote>In 1997 you just didn’t do first-person RPGs. It was isometric or nothing.
Fallout 3 is just mediocre. It’s bogged down by too many problems, engine issues, and poor writing to really wrestle its way into classic status.</blockquote>TeknoDwarf's blog, 9.5/10.<blockquote>All in all, Fallout 3 is an amazing game and I encourage everyone to check it out. Even people who aren’t necessarily fans of this style of RPG (such as myself) will find themselves loving the game. You’ll constantly find something new each time you play the game. Finally, with multiple scenarios at your disposal, this isn’t a game that will be leaving your disc tray anytime soon.</blockquote>Clichè Gamer blog, Straight Flush.<blockquote>Regardless of its drawbacks, I can only think one thing about this game. It is Bioshock and Oblivion fused into one, amazing, beautiful, enormous game. Its depth of story feels epic from start to end, and even though I plan to visit the world again at least two more times, I walked away at the end feeling great about the experience the I had.</blockquote>MediaInside, 98.<blockquote>Van Fallout 3 expected I in the first place nothing. On gamble I bought the game and as gamer which never RPG play game I super has been incinerated. Fallout 3 stand convex of the action, contain a nice and stretching tale and offer you an open, large and provocative world which we not yet earlier come in a game against its. Fallout 3 are certainly for me the game of 2008. This shit must experience you. To buy that trade!</blockquote>