Marshall shares his views of Fallout 3 for The Nerd Cabinet
"I remember when this game was released back in 2008. I got home from school, went on Xbox Live and saw a numerous amount of friends playing it, questioning myself what the game was I looked at it online and shortly after travelled to Blockbuster and rented it. "
I honestly think it was because of the controversy there was surrounding the game, "ultra violence" being the word
But now ive played it, I can say theres more to the game than just violence, I remember a quest where you go to this small town and theres slaves walking around wearing bomb collars, this one dude runs for his life and his head goes pop, lol, If I remember you have to save these children for a town ran by children, very funny/original, I love the humour and random events
Fallout Vegas was "ok" didnt seem as big as Fallout 3, I cant wait for Fallout 4, Its gotta be a next gen title
My Wife an I had just bought our house in September of 2008, and after weeks of cleaning/painting/moving in -- when this came out in the end of October, I couldn't wait to just sit down on my couch, relax, and explore the wasteland. Sadly, my PS3 would get the YLOD 2 months later and I wouldn't get to finish/100% the game until a few months after that.
Truth be told, I enjoyed "New Vegas" more, though. It felt more like a true predecessor to Fallout 1 & 2.
One of the better games out there despite the occassional in game hiccups/freezing
I have fallout new vegas ultimate edition next in line.
I still have the tin can lunchbox from the special edition lying around here somewhere as well...