Fallout 3 asin: B000UU5T7E

Well, for the guys at No Mutants Allowed, the apocalypse may very well be upon us. Meanwhile, the rest of us are enjoying Fallout 3. If you aren’t, you should be, and I plan on telling you why. Read on if you’re open minded and you want to play a game that will change how you look at both at the modern FPS, the western RPG, and maybe the way you play games as a whole.

Fallout 3, as far as a unpurist heathen like my myself can tell, is both like the previous Fallouts and in many ways is not. I can’t be sure what a hardcore fan of the previous games exactly wants, so I can only innocently assume that some will enjoy the game for what it is, or shun it for being different. The rest of the review is going to be on the basis that this is the only game I’ve played in the Fallout universe, and I’m judging it on it’s own merits, not anyone or anything else’s.

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Ever see Event Horizon? Ever think that it would make a great videogame? Well EA Redwood Shores spacebound splatterfest has somewhat quietly appeared, lurking in the darkness, waiting for you to walk by, ready to grab your leg and drag you down the carcass-strewn hallways of the Ishimura, a deep-space mining craft that may have dug a little too far this time. Read on.

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A tri-ace gem lost to the USA comes back. Star Ocean First Departure from Square-Enix for Sony PSP will show you what you missed on the SNES and more.

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It was around this time of year, four years ago that Peter Molyneux and Lionhead Studios introduced us to the world of Fable. Four years since I eagerly placed the game into my big black Xbox and jumped into the sandbox world of Albion. There I lived, loved and fought as a hero. Kicking chickens, marrying multiple women and slaying vicious Balverines to my heart's content. I loved the first Fable and I couldn't wait to dig into the second.

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Ever leave your hometown and come back to it practically deserted? Not to worry, there will still be some monsters around to keep you company in Silent Hill Homecoming for Xbox 360 from Konami.

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It is time to leave the hidden ninja village once more. Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 for Nintendo DS from D3Publisher is a far-improved RPG sequel.

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Bite, Lick, and Suck better than your friends. Prey the Stars for Nintendo DS from Koei will make you eat everything in sight.

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Cosplay shop simulation on the go is here. Pop Cutie! Street Fashion Simulation for the Nintendo DS from Koei will have you keeping up with trends and managing your business in style.

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A few weeks back, Capcom released a brand new Mega Man game for all consoles' download stores. The goal was to create a Mega Man that was true to it's console roots, right down to the sprite flicker and audio cutouts. Well, Capcom, mission accomplished.

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The goddess came down from heaven, and she was pissed. Join the sanctioned adventurers of the Kingdom of Weiselheim one thousand years later to deal with the aftermath she left behind in Valhalla Knights 2 for Sony PSP from XSeed.

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