DualShockers writes "Has infinity got you feeling down? From the Penrose Stairs to the π symbol itself, some things just have no end in sight, which can ultimately lead to apathy, or even full-out rage. Human brains aren’t designed to naturally think too far outside a book-ended reality of beginnings and endings. Case in point: the spinoff stepchild of the beloved Fallout series, Fallout Shelter."
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Raise a glass of Nuka Cola: We’re toasting Fallout’s S.P.E.C.I.A.L. anniversary throughout October.
BLG writes: "Fallout games have been around for decades and they underwent a pretty significant metamorphosis during all this time. The series was already known for experimenting with various genres even in its early days and continued to branch out under Bethesda.
It’s hard to say where the franchise is headed next now that Microsoft holds the reins, but it’s likely we won’t see a new Fallout game for quite a while. With that in mind, we figured now would be as good a time as any to reminisce about the franchise and try to rank all the games in it from worst to best."
Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 2, Fallout 4, Fallout 3 and Fallout 1 would be my order. I wouldn't include Tactics or 76 because they're different genres of game.
Fallout 3 for me, played this on Xbox 360 and it was amazing. (I know the PS3 version was borderline unplayable). Surprised by Fallout 4 being 2nd, that's the game I had the most problems with. Broken quests, glitches galore. Did not enjoy that at all, need to go back and try it again I suppose.
Surprised Fallout 4 is ranked so high with how little of it could be considered Fallout. Bethesda's first attempt with 3 was not only arguably better as a Fallout entry, but an RPG in general.
