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Category:Computer-aided design software for WindowsOkay, so for me, the big question with Fallout 3 was how close to Bethesda's previous Fallout games would this be? And, the answer is....not too far away. The world building, lore, overall feel of the story and setting are very close to previous Fallout games. Not only is that the case, but the overall pace of the game is also somewhat faster. Enemies have more HP and damage output, and some of the secondary dialogues seem to be more "colorful" then you might be used to from previous Fallout games. This has the effect of making the game play a bit "quick & dirty".
While I will never claim to be a "hardcore" RPG gamer, I do enjoy some of the RPG action aspects of Fallout 3. You see, Fallout 3 gives you several "smoke-screen" RPG like options for gaining XP, leveling up and gaining abilities. And, you can switch out abilities at any time. All of the familiar items/weapons/armor are still available to you, and are pretty much the same in Fallout 3. The graphics are amazing, and there are tons of side quests, which adds some nice variety to the game.
The Fallout 3 Multiplayer has been expanded to include coop. The coop can be played through the PS3's XMB, or through a PC LAN. There are several different ways to play coop. You can play through the entire game alone, but you can also play through the game with up to three other people, which is pretty cool. The computer opponent in the game is pretty good at surviving and killing you. However, there is a trick you can use to beat him and possibly kill him as well. Of course, this is of limited use as you can't have more than one person playing at a time, but it's fun to try it out.
Overall, I feel that Fallout 3 was a good follow-up to the original Fallout. It was pretty much exactly what I was hoping it would be. If you are a fan of Fallout, then you should definitely pick up Fallout 3, and check it out.A.A. Pupin
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