That is your own perception. There are probably several hundred other perceptions of F3 that match yours. Now, there are dozens of thousands of perceptions of F3 that think that it is a good game. Your point that, even though it was enjoyable, it isn't good, is completely irrational. A good game is one you enjoy playing, unless you are some crazed masochist. So if thousands more people enjoyed the game than didn't enjoy it, then that is a good sign for the game, right?
You are looking at this from an individualistic sense, and I from a communal. Sure, I like old music and hate new music, but society tends to favor the new music. So, from the standpoint of society, new music is better than old music. I don't agree with it, but that is how it is. You should accept that, from the standpoint of society, F3 is favored over F1 and F2. That doesn't mean that certain individuals such as yourself can't have differing opinions, though.
What I want to say is that you should accept that most people, i.e. society, deem F3 to be better than F1 and F2, either by ignorance of the early games, or in my case an educated judgment. That isn't really a problem, they aren't keeping you from enjoying the other games. You should respect the other people's opinions on F3, just as those people should respect your opinions on F1 and F2. So, which first, chicken or egg?
On the interview, sort of sucks that he isn't connected to Fallout anymore. Would be cool if he was with New Vegas.
