On one hand, there seems to be a chance we'll get to see Fallout 4 revealed at E3 this year. On the other hand, we probably won't get much more than a brief teaser trailer, and may spend at least the next year or so desperately waiting to play the actual game.

But we haven't heard anything about Fallout since the last DLC for New Vegas rolled out, so I guess we should be thankful if they at least give the teaser trailer for Fallout 4, as opposed to nothing at all.

This video really connected with me, Danny; you really hit the nail on the head with this one.

Farewell, Johnny-boy and Feedbackula. I'm gonna miss this show. Gave me plenty of laughs every Friday night.

No! Please don't cancel Feedbackula! Johnny-boy... you are one of the few brave souls out there willing to put the internet in its place, and tell the trolls to shut the f*** up! Please, don't leave us!

Huh... I've been planning to wait until either Destiny, Halo 5, or Dragon Age:Inquisition come out before getting my Xbox One, but now I'm wondering if I shouldn't just get it now, along with a copy of this game...

As much as I love my Xbox, I can't help but be disappointed with the offerings for March.

If you're gonna give us free strategy games, why not Halo Wars!?! I've had my eye on that one for a while now...

@Kunakai @Aryck1095 Destiny will be a lot more fun on Xbox One with possibly better graphics and the promise of dedicated servers for all Xbox One games. Beside, Halo 5 will be coming not long after, so I might as well get the Xbox One version.

As for my TV... the Xbox One does come with an SD cable, right? If not, I can probably hook it up to my computer monitor, but I'd prefer to use my TV; I like to lay back and put my feet up on the TV stand when I play my games. Can't do that with this rickety old desk of mine.

I'll most likely be getting my Xbox One when Destiny comes out; or when Halo 5 comes out, whichever comes first.

From what I can tell, there isn't much distinction between the PS4 and Xbox One aside from the price tag... and the whole 1080p/720p thing, but I don't really care about that, seeing as my antiquated TV can't go higher than 480p anyway.

Seeing as there no exclusive titles on the PS4 that interest me, and I already have an Xbox Live gamertag and haven't bought a Sony console since the Playstation 2, I'll be sticking with Microsoft.

Let me know if they ever axe the subscription fee. $180 bucks a year to play ONE video game is just way too much.

Call me a cheapskate, but even $5 bucks a month would be too much, in my book; again, consider that I'd be shelling out that much cash just to keep playing ONE game.

"Hello, and welcome to Feedbackula! The show that takes the rich beans of community input, grinds them down, and makes a delicious cup of Shut-The-F***-Up!"

That's the best opening line I've heard on Feedbackula. Excellent wordplay, Johnny-boy.