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Interview Fallout, is it too inaccessible for console players?

Lurkar

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Rosh is a walking talking scarecrow. He's pretty much what anyone can point to when they go "SEE LOOK ALL FALLOUT FANS ARE CRAZY AND HATE EVERYTHING!"




Also, Fallout isn't inaccesable to console players, it's just easier to make people desire a shit game then it is to make a good one.
 

franc kaos

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>It's funny. I look at Fallout when I play it every day, and I sometimes think that there's a lot of old-school hardcore PC stuff in there too<

Wow! Reminds me of pre release Oblivion dev chat.

Perhaps this game *will* rock! /sarcasm
 
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