Fallout 3 Xbox 360

Pros: really fun, good style, VATS, downloadable content

Cons: buggy, lacks truly interesting weaponry, easy

The Bottom Line: My second time around on the Xbox 360 revealed some new things about my favorite game of 2008.

Review: I decided to sell my Playstation 3 copy of Fallout 3 before Christmas in order to get a little extra cash for it. ...

Pros: Many richly-written quests. Beautiful-looking open world to explore. Innovative targeting system. High attention to detail.

Cons: A little too easy in some ways. Action nuts may feel it's short on fighting.

The Bottom Line: Gorgeous, painstakingly realized game you can take in numerous directions. Satisfying action play with uniquely awesome targeting feature. Excellent story and clean, thoughtful game mechanics. A winner!

Review: Fallout 3 raises the bar for what a video game can be. It features an extraordinarily rich world to explore, stunning visuals, tight gameplay that works well, and a unique targeting system that makes the shooter aspects spectacular good fun. It's gory ...

Pros: DEEP GAMEPLAY. The game's atmosphere is perfect

Cons: Won't be very interesting to those who don't like RPG's.
"Star Trek II" ending.

The Bottom Line: RPG lovers will love Bethesda's FALLOUT 3. Its a very deep, innovative game which sets a new standard for RPG interactivity on the next generation consoles.

Review: STORY You are in a delivery room, having just exited  the womb of your mother who later dies on the table. You are delivered into the hands of your father.  Time flashes forward and you age to manhood within 30 minutes. ...

Pros: an awesom interface with a vast array of weaponry.

Cons: a few small glitches and not much of a multiplayer set up.

The Bottom Line: this is the best game out there!

Review: Fallout 3 is a game like no other. After a couple of hours playing, going back to games like C.O.D 5 or gears 2 just brings disappointment. Fallout 3 has an amazing interface with something like 500 hours of game play and 8 ending possibilities, it is ...

Pros: Impressive targeting system. Excellent Plot. Impressive Voice Acting. Perfect realisation of post-apocalypse D.C.

Cons: Still the same Doe Eyed NPC's as Oblivion!

The Bottom Line: Buy it or regret it. This is the game of the year.

Review:  When Bethesda announced that they would be taking the ambitious project of creating the third installment of the worlds favourite (and possibly only) post nuclear RPG I must admit that a tremor of excitement and terror coursed through me. What I ...

Pros: Good value for you $60
Fun, open game
Excellent combat mechanics
Long. Long. LONG.

Cons: Long.
Could be too easy
Could use less loading, but faster than Oblivion's

The Bottom Line: Buy. Really. Don't even rent it. You'll just waste money cause you'll buy it afterwards. Also, take note that this is not a kid's game, even in its tame state.

Review: 1. GraphicsWow is the word. The graphics in this game are less 'Oblivion' but more like 'Gears of War'. The palette is very gray and gloomy, but still somehow alive. I actually prefer it over the typical green and flowery vistas of other games. Here, ...

Pros: Seamless game world
Incredible story
Inventive and fun weapons
Realistic game play

Cons: Extremely difficult for newcomers
No help when it comes to levelling
Very tricky to get around

The Bottom Line: RPGs aren't for everybody as they are a very unique genre of game, but if you're a fan then you will love this game.

Review: So I've finally reached my target, I've been wondering round the raider and ghoul infested ruins of the DC metro system for what seems like hours and now I've appeared from below at my destination, the GNR radio station. I encounter a group of Super ...

Pros: Long quest, for those inclined.  Fun "VATS" combat system.  Solid RPG elements.

Cons: Horrible character graphics and voice acting.  Tedious quest structure.  Crippling bugs.

The Bottom Line: An admirable attempt to rekindle the Fallout embers, this sequel just can't help feel dated.  Discerning gamers will find the end result disappointing, particularly after reading such shining reviews elsewhere.

Review: Maybe I'm just missing something.  Now, really... don't get me wrong, I enjoyed this game.  I did.  I spent 50 hours exploring the nuclear wasteland that was once Washington DC, and I consdier this to be a decent addition to ...