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There's a <a href="http://www.xboxfocus.com/columns/2-the-xbox-guy/879-fallout-3-prepare-be-blown-away/index.html">quality preview of Fallout 3 up at Xbox Focus</a>. Here's a sampling of that quality:
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<blockquote>No matter which way I slice it, I am knees-bent over Fallout 3. I cannot stop drooling over every Fallout 3 screenshot, video, and news releases that reaches me, and my addiction to any and all Fallout info can be compared to that of a cocaine addict's.
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I account this to the fact that Fallout 3 is the "perfect storm" for a gamer like myself: longtime fan of Bethesda, lover of open-world games, and post-apocalyptic storylines are a personal fetish (I really enjoyed "I am Legend", even though I put into practice the same "everything is going to suck" policy for movies as I do video games). When you mix all of that gaming divinity together, and then toss a bunch of what can only be described as "Bioshock-esque controls" on top, you have a nominee for "Best Game of All-Fucking Time" in my opinion.
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So what it is exactly that has me so excited about Fallout 3? While I could make this my first one-word column by jotting down the word "everything" and calling it a night, I'm pretty certain my readers want a bit more substance than that. So in light of that, here's a small list of particular aspects of the game that has me pulling out my pubic hair in anticipation (my crotch area is so red lately that I woke up yesterday morning believing I had herpes).
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1. The backstory. According to the Fallout universe, sometime after McCain-Palin are voted into office in 2008...
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2. Slooooow-moooootion death animations.
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3. Liam Fucking Neeson is in it.
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4. Stunning level design.
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5. New and Innovative Health System.
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6. Over 300 Different Endings.
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7. Truly Interactive Weapons, AI, and More
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8. October 28th isn't that far away...</blockquote>
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A few Fun Facts™ you might like to know.
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1. That's the wrong backstory.
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2. No comment.
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3. Liam Neeson was in Star Wars Episode One and that didn't help that suck any less.
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4. Might have a point.
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5. Using the health system that was in Fallout 1 and 2 isn't really innovative and I'm pretty sure there's still a health bar.
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6. Looks like somebody bought the hype.
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7. Under this section he talks about the fact that when NPCs die, they don't respawn! Shocking. I got the same depth in Doom 2.
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8. If only it were in a galaxy far, far away.
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Thanks <b>Dandelion</b>!
There's a <a href="http://www.xboxfocus.com/columns/2-the-xbox-guy/879-fallout-3-prepare-be-blown-away/index.html">quality preview of Fallout 3 up at Xbox Focus</a>. Here's a sampling of that quality:
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<blockquote>No matter which way I slice it, I am knees-bent over Fallout 3. I cannot stop drooling over every Fallout 3 screenshot, video, and news releases that reaches me, and my addiction to any and all Fallout info can be compared to that of a cocaine addict's.
<br>
<br>
I account this to the fact that Fallout 3 is the "perfect storm" for a gamer like myself: longtime fan of Bethesda, lover of open-world games, and post-apocalyptic storylines are a personal fetish (I really enjoyed "I am Legend", even though I put into practice the same "everything is going to suck" policy for movies as I do video games). When you mix all of that gaming divinity together, and then toss a bunch of what can only be described as "Bioshock-esque controls" on top, you have a nominee for "Best Game of All-Fucking Time" in my opinion.
<br>
<br>
So what it is exactly that has me so excited about Fallout 3? While I could make this my first one-word column by jotting down the word "everything" and calling it a night, I'm pretty certain my readers want a bit more substance than that. So in light of that, here's a small list of particular aspects of the game that has me pulling out my pubic hair in anticipation (my crotch area is so red lately that I woke up yesterday morning believing I had herpes).
<br>
<br>
1. The backstory. According to the Fallout universe, sometime after McCain-Palin are voted into office in 2008...
<br>
2. Slooooow-moooootion death animations.
<br>
3. Liam Fucking Neeson is in it.
<br>
4. Stunning level design.
<br>
5. New and Innovative Health System.
<br>
6. Over 300 Different Endings.
<br>
7. Truly Interactive Weapons, AI, and More
<br>
8. October 28th isn't that far away...</blockquote>
<br>
A few Fun Facts™ you might like to know.
<br>
1. That's the wrong backstory.
<br>
2. No comment.
<br>
3. Liam Neeson was in Star Wars Episode One and that didn't help that suck any less.
<br>
4. Might have a point.
<br>
5. Using the health system that was in Fallout 1 and 2 isn't really innovative and I'm pretty sure there's still a health bar.
<br>
6. Looks like somebody bought the hype.
<br>
7. Under this section he talks about the fact that when NPCs die, they don't respawn! Shocking. I got the same depth in Doom 2.
<br>
8. If only it were in a galaxy far, far away.
<br>
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Thanks <b>Dandelion</b>!