Fallout 3 Collector's Edition Revealed
Packaged in a special Vault-Tech Lunch Box, the Collector's Edition includes a Vault Boy Bobblehead, a hardcover art book and a making-of DVD, along with the game itself.
GameStop notes that the console iterations of the Collector's Edition will run $79.99, while the PC version clocks in at $69.99. The regular edition of the game is expected to sell for $20 less, making it $59.99 for consoles and $49.99 on PC.
Fallout 3 is slated to arrive this fall, with GameStop providing a tentative and wholly unconfirmed release date of October 7. For more on the title, check out our recent batch of impressions.
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replybobble-head? bought'd
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I'd like it to be that simple, but I kinda wish I'd gotten Bioshock for 360 instead of PC, now. Long (like I mean 15 min) load times, buggy graphics setting that kept on resetting, and sketchy frame rates kinda destroyed my immersion. I just don't want to make the same mistake twice. Mods are a good argument, too, though.
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He's probably running Vista. I had all sorts of problems with Bioshock on Vista, but I've had better luck on XP.
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I am on Vista through Boot Camp, nonetheless.
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Haven't had a single of those problems, even with x64 vista, so don't try to make it sound like it's all a vista problem.
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360. I don't have a PC that will be able to run it at the same graphic fidelity as the 360, plus I've started growing accustomed to playing a lot of cross-platform games on the 360.
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360 definately, I have a pc that will play it but Id still prefer it on my couch with a 37 inch screen.
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PC.
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PC...mouse and keyboard, surround sound, better graphics/higher resolution, mods, 3rd party patches, new graphics cards coming out to allow more graphical goodies as well as full blown anti-aliasing at all times, might be possible with the upcoming generation of graphics cards, which will be what...3-4 years newer, and about 200-500% more powerful than the system setups(combined total performence increase) than when Oblivion was released...basically think Crysis vs Oblivion...HUGE difference, the Xbox 360 can't run Crysis(if it could) without dropping lots of graphical goodies, and without the ability to upgrade, are stuck with what they have until a new generation of consoles comes out(xbox180*n), (playstation 1*n), (nintendo "insert perverted, easily misinterpreted, questionably themed name here"...Nintendo Wiid(pronounced weed), While the PC's can continuously be upgraded to support all the new stuff.
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PC. MODS, MODS, MODS.
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Yeah, I wish GFWL would just roll over and die already >:(
From the recent Gamespot preview:
"In fact, the Xbox 360 version of the game (and the PC version of the game, which is being planned to include Games for Windows Live Functionality) will have achievement points that will require you to play through more than once."
Just so long as I don't HAVE to use GFWL to play it (given that it's a single-player title), then honestly I'm not too concerned.-
This is very disappointing. There had better be a way to turn it off, because having random "LOGGED OUT" messages appear in my face and then "PLEASE LOGIN TO GET DAT ACHIEVEMENT" every single time I trigger one afterwards pisses me off. It's going to be even worse in an RPG that relies on atmosphere.
Honestly - I don't want to see it. I'd rather it be completely optional, and not like GOW where you cannot even have a save without first creating an account.-
God that sounds horrible....I sincerely hope that won't be the case.
And this also means that there is 0 chance that we'll see a Steam version either (not that I had my hopes up or anything).
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