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11/10/2015 12:57:15 AM
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There is a lot of those. What sets there's apart
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The story is very interesting, and you feel like you are part of an alive world. You can pick up anything and it will be useful making a scope or something. You level up and increase your perks, making you the ultimate killing machine. For most the characters have great value and are a joy to keep around as companions, but for most it is the fact that you are alone in the wasteland. Also you don't need Xbox live! (Party popper)
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For me, its got sentimental value. I played Wasteland (Fallout's grand daddy) back in '88. There is simply no better post apocalypse series IMO. I also enjoy open world games, rpg's, and customization. Fallout has all that.
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The good old Dos days. I'm with you I was sold since then
