This is my favorite memory from playing Fallout: New Vegas: I was wondering the desert fairly early on in the game and came upon a small camp held by Cesar’s Legion. There were maybe half a dozen soldiers and two slaves, men taken from a town in the South the Legion had raised, and I [...]
It’s very easy in Fallout 3 to stumble in to situations you just aren’t ready for. What’s left of the world has had a good long while to get used to the kill-or-be-killed side of post-apocalyptic living, meaning by the time you arrive on the scene they’ve all formed little gangs to handle gun toting [...]
Vault 101, a bomb shelter the size of a small town built inside of a mountain to protect the last of humanity from the threat of nuclear devastation (assuming they could afford a spot, of course), is hardly the only one of it’s kind in Fallout 3. According to my map, there’s a little over [...]
Travel in Fallout 3 is a bit different than in other games. Like most open worlds, a lot of your time in the ruins of the Washington, D.C. area is spent getting from one place to another. You know how it goes: somebody at Point A wants you to do something for them at Point [...]
The trouble with wanting to talk about videogames on the internet is you have actually stop playing them long enough to do so. Take for instance Fable 2, a truly great game that I managed to happily play for fourteen hours straight one weekend (not something I normally do) and could not shut up about [...]