calling it now,... xbox exclusive.
*note the lack of a second exclusive.
calling it now,... xbox exclusive.
*note the lack of a second exclusive.
I don't know what "Fallout" is, but I'm intrigued.
The title doesn't help with knowing things.
| kitler53 said: calling it now,... xbox exclusive. *note the lack of a second exclusive. |
Shinobi said on Twitter Fallout 4 is multiplat.
Sigs are dumb. And so are you!
Fusioncode said:
Shinobi said on Twitter Fallout 4 is multiplat. |
*note the lack of a second exclusive.
| Angelus said: I could never quite get into Fallout 3 the way most did. It was a good game and all, but I just couldn't keep playing it for hours on end like other great games, just because everything was so damn brown, grey, and dead. I mean I understand why that makes sense, it's a post-apocalyptic world, but it just starts bugging me after a while. Also I just couldn't quite get as immersed in the world the way I expected for some reason. Idk Never played NV since it seemed like more of the same, though I've heard from many it's a considerably better game |
Story-wise, new vegas is vastly superior to fallout 3, bug-wise, well, I'm not sure obsidian actually employs any coders at their studio and are only vaguely aware of what a computer might be in theory.
Aeolus451 said:
For example, ones that manage to freeze your console after a short time of playing or the one that locks you out from doing anymore quests because a npc won't appear where it should. They are inexcusable because it's been YEARS since the games have been out and yet there's plenty of bugs still around. Some of 'em are avoidable if you know where the glitch starts or if you have enough saves to go back to. In any other series, these kind of glitches would not be tolerable but because of gamers just dealing with it and apologists, they just keep making the most buggiest games. |
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