Most people voted family, there isn't a real penalty for not bringin back all the others apart from one NPC saying he understood why I brought back my own family instead of his. And picking wealth is especially stupid as you can make the cash easily enough through renting out places. Imo the ending was really weak, not only the choice but the story aswell.
I like the asmosphere and there is plenty to see and do. If anything it's an improvement over Oblivion as that really was endless trees for the most part. With the open view of the areas you really see what's out there and in 75% of the cases it's good for amazing scenery beating anything I've see in a game so far. The open view also helps finding interesting areas in the distance. Suprisinly this time around caves (and other dungeon types) are exacly interesting as they arent made out of lego blocks like in Oblivion. The subway might look similiar in every station but isn't that true to reality? Besides they did gave every metro station a unique look and the idea of going through this broken city by subway is exciting for RP fans. If there are two thing this game did right then it's the environments and the atmosphere.
I voted Fallout 3 but I would have voted Fable 2 a few days ago so I like both about the same. The difference is that Fable 2 is shorter but a more powerful experience as long as it lasts and Fallout 3 is longer but a powerful experience with slowdowns in them. Overall I think Ill have more fun memories of Fallout 3 in a few years simply because there was more to exerience.
Lately I have seen a lot of articles about Microsoft being sued because of disc scratching problems. But when I read them they always end up being about users that switches the position of the 360 while it was moving. I dont really consider that microsofts fault and the older problems of discs breaking seem to be a thing of the past. Afterall the contract microsoft had with the old producer of the equipment ended so unless they were extreemly unlucky twice the replacement in all the current 360s should have no problem.
I have played it far too long and I can't get in it again but I wouldn't dare selling it. The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind is still my favorite game ever and I played it again on the 360 so I'l play Oblivion again. Fallout 3 was a bit of a disappointment but I can't wait for The Elder Scrolls 5: Sumerset. (atleast that's where I think it will take place)
After reading the reviews on Fable 2 I just NEED to have this game, there more positive then I thought they would be. And when you have a game as unique as Fable 2 AND it's great at the same time then you can't go wrong. Now I just have to wait for tomorrow when it's finally getting released. Btw I have no idea which path I'm going to pick.
The arcade is the same box minus the HDD but it depends on the date it was made. Arcades made at the same time as the 60gb model probably are just as good as those are.
I think the new experience has the right balance. 360 is sepose to play games and these avatars are just for that, to instantly show who you are and to represent you in games. Some say they hate the idea but I think it's neccesary, hardcore gamers bought their consoles so now it's up to the teens to buy their nextgen system. They wont make their decision based on GeOW2 or MGS4 but on what console has the coolest extras. If Microsoft didnt have the avatars then they wouldnt even look at what else it has to offer.
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