Fallout 3 Hands-on Preview [Gaming]
We've just been hands-on with the latest version of Fallout 3 and have tried our hands at everything from cannibalism to gentle diplomacy in this post-apocalypse wasteland sandbox. Want to know our thoughts on Bethesda's latest anus? Discover them within!
I'm getting a little sick of this "you must play 1 & 2" clique that the preview author seems to be a member of.
I can be hard for a post-apocalyptic game without sitting through hours of turn-based isometric combat that looked a bit dated even when it was new, thank-you-very-much.
If it's as good as hoped, they will be able to deliver the story effectively to a first-time player, just as The Silmarillion is not required reading before attempting the Lord of the Rings.
FatherJack wrote:I'm getting a little sick of this "you must play 1 & 2" clique that the preview author seems to be a member of.
I can be hard for a post-apocalyptic game without sitting through hours of turn-based isometric combat that looked a bit dated even when it was new, thank-you-very-much.
If it's as good as hoped, they will be able to deliver the story effectively to a first-time player, just as The Silmarillion is not required reading before attempting the Lord of the Rings.
all of that.
I've considered trying to play fallout1/2, but the floor versions I've found are all fucked, and to be honest, I'd rather go in unprepared and be nicely surprised.
And the back story. I suspect there will be lots of references to Fallout 1 at the least, and probably Fallout 2 depending on the timeline of where F3 is set.
buzzmong wrote:PC is no contest, has special edition funky lunchbox.
All versions have the collectors, waste-o-money edition option. With all the console options you get the privilege of paying £15 over the PC editions. They must be better or something.
It'll be the way the textures are artfully sketched in several seconds after the level has loaded - they had to pay Tony Hart to come out of retirement specially.