"Argh" edition.
Gaj-It, 9/10.<blockquote>Fallout 3 has differed from its predecessors but has done us proud. We bare the game superbly on our shelves at home, to pick up again, even when we have completed it (which is rare, in its own right). Nevertheless, its action packed, fast paced, bibliology of dialogue, array of guns and other weapons and cinematic view.
For all you Fallout fanatics check out Black Isle Studios, free fallout 3 release – which is very much like fallout 2? It is hard to argue that Fallout 3’s new look is better, and that a 4th will mean global game domination?</blockquote>Xbox World Australia, 96.<blockquote>Thankfully the hand-wringing was unnecessary and the doomsayers were wasting their breath: Fallout 3 is not only a worthy successor to the throne, it actually manages to feel even more like Fallout than the original Fallouts in all the ways that matter. It manages to capture the humour and grimness of its predecessors while expanding on its history and setting, providing us with a level of detail that simply wasn't possible ten years ago.</blockquote>criticallyacclaimed.info blog.<blockquote>Now, before I begin writing about this game, let me remind you that this game is well know for its huge degree of freedom...this gaming method allows players to have different perspective of game play such that it has 500 different endings. Yes, it was not a typo error - a solid 500 endings...which has more then 500 hours of game play (without game guide).
THE GAME OF THE YEAR!!!</blockquote>Tech Kids, 9.375/10.<blockquote>Like Elder Scrolls, you can do anything. That is to say, unlike conventional role playing games, if your quest giver gives you a quest that you don't like, you can't shoot him in the face with your rocket launcher. That's because he's invincible. Fallout 3 takes the role playing rule book....burns it, stomps on it, and throws it out the window. Good job Bethesda, if only the others would catch on to this.</blockquote>Movie and Game Reviews blog.<blockquote>Since there's so much to do and so many choices to be made the game can be (and has been) played over and over to see different content. It's definately one of the best games I've played, especially because I've been able to keep playing it for so long.</blockquote>CerebralDebris blog, great/great.<blockquote>Fallout 3’s the first game I’ve given a “great” to on this site, a rating I don’t expect to use often because, frankly, it’s thrown around far too easily by most game journalists. Most games aren’t great … most games are good, if they’re even that high-quality. The vast majority of games are either poor or fair. It takes effort to break from that, and it takes an incredible amount of work (and often, I think, no small amount of luck) to create something truly spectacular. Something great. Fallout 3 is great.
It’s because of the quality of execution on most of the game that its few flaws stand out so much. First off, the main quest is actually rather short, and the climax is terrible.</blockquote>Loyal K*N*G, 8.5/10 (console) and 9/10 (PC).<blockquote>When it comes to gameplay, Fallout 3 does more then just stand south-side working the evening corner, it does it with a smile. With V.A.T.S, (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) found in all Fallout games, makes popping heads, and limbs off a endless bucket of fun. Whether it’s decapitating, or sprinkling the ground with some chunky manwich goodness, it gets the job done. In a nice sexy slow-motion effect to ;D.
In the end, I recommend anyone to get Fallout 3, even if they are not a fan of the Elder Scroll series.</blockquote>Stick Skills, 9.4.<blockquote>The enemy A.I at times feels really poorly done. Some enemies felt really out of place and didn’t really understand how to engage my character or even attack at all.
But, this doesn’t overshadow its greatness. It succeeds in its free roam and expanded game play, and succesfully creates what a Role playing game should be. Gamers will have a lot to do with is long campaign and story with plenty of side quests available to you. Everyone has plenty to do in the world of Fallout, even you finish.</blockquote>
Gaj-It, 9/10.<blockquote>Fallout 3 has differed from its predecessors but has done us proud. We bare the game superbly on our shelves at home, to pick up again, even when we have completed it (which is rare, in its own right). Nevertheless, its action packed, fast paced, bibliology of dialogue, array of guns and other weapons and cinematic view.
For all you Fallout fanatics check out Black Isle Studios, free fallout 3 release – which is very much like fallout 2? It is hard to argue that Fallout 3’s new look is better, and that a 4th will mean global game domination?</blockquote>Xbox World Australia, 96.<blockquote>Thankfully the hand-wringing was unnecessary and the doomsayers were wasting their breath: Fallout 3 is not only a worthy successor to the throne, it actually manages to feel even more like Fallout than the original Fallouts in all the ways that matter. It manages to capture the humour and grimness of its predecessors while expanding on its history and setting, providing us with a level of detail that simply wasn't possible ten years ago.</blockquote>criticallyacclaimed.info blog.<blockquote>Now, before I begin writing about this game, let me remind you that this game is well know for its huge degree of freedom...this gaming method allows players to have different perspective of game play such that it has 500 different endings. Yes, it was not a typo error - a solid 500 endings...which has more then 500 hours of game play (without game guide).
THE GAME OF THE YEAR!!!</blockquote>Tech Kids, 9.375/10.<blockquote>Like Elder Scrolls, you can do anything. That is to say, unlike conventional role playing games, if your quest giver gives you a quest that you don't like, you can't shoot him in the face with your rocket launcher. That's because he's invincible. Fallout 3 takes the role playing rule book....burns it, stomps on it, and throws it out the window. Good job Bethesda, if only the others would catch on to this.</blockquote>Movie and Game Reviews blog.<blockquote>Since there's so much to do and so many choices to be made the game can be (and has been) played over and over to see different content. It's definately one of the best games I've played, especially because I've been able to keep playing it for so long.</blockquote>CerebralDebris blog, great/great.<blockquote>Fallout 3’s the first game I’ve given a “great” to on this site, a rating I don’t expect to use often because, frankly, it’s thrown around far too easily by most game journalists. Most games aren’t great … most games are good, if they’re even that high-quality. The vast majority of games are either poor or fair. It takes effort to break from that, and it takes an incredible amount of work (and often, I think, no small amount of luck) to create something truly spectacular. Something great. Fallout 3 is great.
It’s because of the quality of execution on most of the game that its few flaws stand out so much. First off, the main quest is actually rather short, and the climax is terrible.</blockquote>Loyal K*N*G, 8.5/10 (console) and 9/10 (PC).<blockquote>When it comes to gameplay, Fallout 3 does more then just stand south-side working the evening corner, it does it with a smile. With V.A.T.S, (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) found in all Fallout games, makes popping heads, and limbs off a endless bucket of fun. Whether it’s decapitating, or sprinkling the ground with some chunky manwich goodness, it gets the job done. In a nice sexy slow-motion effect to ;D.
In the end, I recommend anyone to get Fallout 3, even if they are not a fan of the Elder Scroll series.</blockquote>Stick Skills, 9.4.<blockquote>The enemy A.I at times feels really poorly done. Some enemies felt really out of place and didn’t really understand how to engage my character or even attack at all.
But, this doesn’t overshadow its greatness. It succeeds in its free roam and expanded game play, and succesfully creates what a Role playing game should be. Gamers will have a lot to do with is long campaign and story with plenty of side quests available to you. Everyone has plenty to do in the world of Fallout, even you finish.</blockquote>
