killamch89

I agree totally - As my grandma used to say" they sure know how to make em."

I can't honestly say - I play all games with pride especially when I'm the one that chose it. People can have whatever perceptions they want of that particular game but that's not going to put me off one bit.

Skyrim GTA V RDR 2 Fallout 4 Just Cause 3

Fallout lore is a bit confusing at times so I say as long as it follows the world's feeling of hopelessness and despair along with the survival of the fittest theme, it'll do just fine. They could use the vents of Chernobyl as inspiration on the consequences of nuclear disasters. I really hope it does well and I'm willing to give it a chance so let's see if they can pull it off.

For the Fallout cookbook to be real, there has to be some sort of radioactive dish on the menu. It's not going to feel authentic without it...Although you could just go to Chernobyl and hunt the animals there - it'd be the ultimate Fallout experience.

RDR2 also had that with Marston after the death of Arthur Morgan. I thought it was a nice touch which linked the story to the original RDR.

I'll definitely notice the difference between older and more modern titles. However, there is far more to a game than graphics and although I do care about graphics, gameplay mechanics, story writing and other factors influence my perception of a game even more.

Deus Ex - Human Revolution

Karate Kid - 9/10