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Fallout is the most popular depiction of the nuclear devastation, but this wasteland didn’t appear out of nowhere and has a story behind it.
The series producer says the priority is making sure the originals remain playable…
That's a bs excuse wasteland 1 was put on console. He probably doesn't wanna be shown up by games they didnt make. Fallout 1 and 2 are a much better product then what bethesada has put out, and I like the new ones to.
The older ones would be amazing on console. Damn shame
Don't worry Toddy, modders are remaking Fallout 2 in Fallout 4 its called Fallout 4 Project Arroyo.
Wouldn't want to give Bethesda money for something they didn't create anyway, can play these on Vita (homebrew ports of FO 1/2 Community Edition) and now on 3DS too
I actually got a vita for this specifically. Would just prefer a console experience. I guess more of a TV experience is what I'd like.
Fair enough, i have a Vita TV too which is how i actually have been playing these again opposed to handheld - you might know about this, but just in case, you can output video via USB [UDCD UVC] to a computer or smart tv. Not ideal but for a turn based game like this should be fine
Honestly, that's fine. It'd be cool to have 3D remakes, but I'd be good with console ports someday if possible.
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