I played it on the xbox, but I have a lot of friends who have it on the PS3 and they've had no complaints!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
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I played it on the xbox, but I have a lot of friends who have it on the PS3 and they've had no complaints!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
Wish I didn't rep you now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matts
Need to -rep you for making the decision so hard :L
Thanks :)
No problem :LQuote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
And just to throw it in there, the 3 games above are all good, but I personally would choose Red Dead and Fallout :)
I looked at fallout ages back, but the trailer they showed at E3 confused me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1emphGk1Z4 - what is that weird vehicle thing they show for the first 50 seconds?
Cheers :)
Do you mean the levitating robot thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
Thats a robot called ED-E, I think.
It can be used a companion during the game, and it gives you an extra perk and more power in battle, basically. You can have 2 companions at one time :)
I would probably say Fallout and RDR. You'll be able to pick up inFamous cheap anyway, so you can get it later :)
Fallout and inFamous are both the same price :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Johno
Will get RDR and Fallout then!
What sort of things do you do on the sidequests on Fallout?
All sorts!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
There's quests to gain reputation with certain factions, quests to gain the trust of possible companions so that they'll go with you, quests to go to new parts of the map..
Its a really fun game.
If you do every quest (you'll have to play the game a few times through to do them all), then there's hundreds of hours of gameplay.
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion GOTY.
It's hunourmous
Do you mean 'enormous' as in huge?Quote:
Originally Posted by Technologic