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12/16/2008 1:35:40 AM
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Fallout 3. Is it really that bad?
Ok. After the long, anticipated release for Fallout 3, I am unsure whether I can play it or not.
Before I played it I red an IGN review on it and they said, "This is not a game for kids" (Im 13). They said that specificially because some of the choices you make when being the [i]bad guy[/i] are really difficult to make. I respect that, but after such a long wait for the next fallout game, made by bethseda, who made the loved oblivion. I am peeved.
So, my question. Is it really that bad? And if it is, what if you are the good guy? Can it affect you that much?
If so. Its respect that, and I wont play it.
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The game wasn't designed for kids, but Fallout 1 and especially 2 were much much worse and I played them when I was 13 and younger. There are a lot of somewhat disturbing images and concepts in the game like cannibalism, slavery, and vampirism, not to mention the wanton and gratuitous violence and occasional cuss word (Fallout 2 had way more foul language) Frankly I was more disturbed with Saints Row 2, that game crossed some lines with me, but I still like it. The latest Fallout game is kind of watered down compared to it's previous iterations, most likely because of all the negative attention violent video games have had in the last few years. Like seriously, you can't even blow some snot-nosed kids head off in this one!
