Abstract: Can you go home again? That is the question I've been asking myself this week. When I first picked up a copy of Fallout 3 upon its 2009 release, it was the first shooter game I'd played since Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Before that, Perfect Dark. Since...
The Fallout games are all fairly similar in appearance and have a few quirks that make them decidedly Fallout. At the same time each one has tried to do something different within the agreed upon post apocalyptic setting. Fallout 3 had a couple of recurri...
Abstract: In the late 20th century, people hoped that the new millennium would usher in an age of promise: hoverboards, flying cars, personal robots, and the like. That future, the one that everyone predicted, never quite came to pass. Not in the way we thought it...
Despite weak storytelling, bugs and dated technology, the world of Fallout 4 is a joy to explore, and the new crafting and customization mechanics give you lots of reasons to do so...
Abstract: Just five days after Fallout 4 came out, Nexus Mods member BOTLANNER already came up with a mod for the hit RPG. It's a fun and somewhat practical one too. The Creature Follower mod lets you summon a second companion. None of them are human, but they're a...
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Published: 2015-11-17, Author: Mark , review by: overclock3d.net
Abstract: Comment [2] Email to FriendFallout 4's performance on AMD increases dramatically with new DriversFallout 4's performance on AMD increases drastically with new DriversPublished: 17th November 2015 | Source: OC3D | Price: | Author: Mark Campbellgoogletag.di...
Enormous in scope and content, which demands to be explored, Gun mechanics greatly improved, Engaging character creation system, Power Armor more rewarding experience, Very familiar gameplay, Smarter, useful companion AI, Improved PipBoy with added fun
Gameplay too familiar for some, Too much emphasis on killing everything, Pip-Boy, a clunky window to everything
Intriguing plot, New crafting, settlement systems add another layer of dimension to gameplay, Fun, lively soundtrack, Complex character creator
Buggy at times, Gameplay can get repetitive
War might never change, but Fallout has. As the first next-generation entry into the series, Fallout 4 delivers the polished graphics, kitschy music and eclectic weaponry we expect, but not without Bethesda's usual cadre of bugs. The massive open world is...
Bethesda has made certain that this game not only builds upon the successes of its mega-successful predecessors, but stands entirely alone as a brand new game, approachable by Fallout newbies and veterans alike. We've had both types of users play the game...
