[QUOTE="chex81"][QUOTE="CosmoKing7717"] Did you enjoy oblivion?CosmoKing7717

its funny that i consider Oblivion to be one of the greatest games i've ever played...yet i couldn't stand playing FO3.

ya i dont discriminate based on genres, heck nah, its like you said, immersion was another big thing people said it had which IIIIII thought was the biggest thing it lacked

ya i played most of the elder scrolls, and enjoyed them mildly, something just never sticks.

it boils down really to the fact that there were a vast number of flaws in the game that everyone seemed to ignore because the way the skulls explode so nicely, but since i'm a 21st century homo sapien, that pleasure only lasted so long.

between the 4 color spectrum, a refusal to fix the interactble npc's stiff posture, awkward difficulty curve, and pathetic excuse for a 3rd person camera view, among other things in my review, just didnt work

As an aspiring video game journalist, I've looked at Fallout 3 with a close eye, and unlike the entire world, I'm not crazy in love with it. Normally this would be ok with me, but it's getting SO much attention. What's the big draw to the game?

While I'm careful not to start a flame war, it's no secret that Halo has a bit of a following. So are people going to buy this based on its merits as an RTS? Or does this game appeal, only, to the people who are already enthralled with the Halo world?

There are SO many Poke'mon games these days. Back in the day, all you had to do was grab 150, and if you went to a conference or something, scoop up a Mew. But with multiple Ultra Rares and literally one million Poke'mon, is it even practically possible to Catch 'em All anymore? Is there anyone who has 'em all on one game?