Review Roundup: Fallout 3

October 30, 2008 D. H. McKee

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If I can find a copy of this game, I may drop out of sight for a while.

Frankenreview: Fallout 3

After leaving fans hanging for over a decade, the beloved post-apocalyptic RPG franchise Fallout finally has a new installment in the form of Bethesda Softwork’s Fallout 3. Bethesda’s goal was to create a compelling, open-ended gaming experience that newcomers and old-fans of the franchise alike could love, while at the same time making sure said fans didn’t show up on their doorstep en masse the day of the game’s release pitchforks and torches.
Now the game is out, and Bethesda is still intact, but is that only because game critics are too lazy to form a mob?

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