XMNR: Amazon keeps pumping out the game deals with more Lightning Deals for December 1, 2011 to go along with the PC gaming themed deals that kicked off in the morning. Expect pretty big discounts on the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition, Call of Duty: Black Ops, World of Tanks, Warhammer 40K: Space Marines and more.
Bethesda's Production Director Ashley Cheng considers Fallout 3 to be the second best game he's ever worked on, second to a game yet to be released.
We all like to hope that none of the armed conflicts or escalating WMD stockpiles in the world of 2011 will actually trigger a nuclear apocalypse, but it's prudent to be prepared, just in case. One soul doing his homework for such an eventuality is YouTube's MyMagicPudding, who's put together a full-size (albeit non-wearable) Pip-Boy 3000 to rival any of the Portal fan-creations doing the rounds of late. You'll need a pretty high Science or Barter skill to get your hands on one (or, for that matter, to get one on your hands) though...
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Get your hands on one of the best games ever made Fallout 3 at 66% off, cut from $19.99 to $6.75
The day is almost upon us, today the Supreme Court was asked to make a decision if they should ban the videogame Fallout 3 and many other titles due to the games being too violent.
If you were a console owner in the 1990s, you most likely played the shit out of some Interplay games. The publisher never had the global clout or polished style of a Capcom or EA, but then again, they did have Rock 'n' Roll Racing, which was inarguably one of the greatest things made by people in the closing years of the 20th Century, so there's that. But like other 90s touchstones whose star shone too bright to endure, Interplay has fallen on hard times – bringing their one remaining star property, the tenaciously-retained Fallout Online, into jeopardy.
The company’s Lost Vikings definitely featured the finest utilization of beards in any videogame – recently filed dire...
The Games for Windows LIVE Deal of the Week offers are often a bit hit-and-miss. The digital distribution service seems to be a bit confused in its pricing strategy at the best of times, let alone when one product is reduced so significantly in price for one week only. This week however, it makes perfect sense, as one of the best games of recent years becomes available for a pocket money price.
Player Affinity writes: If you're one of the few people who haven't played Fallout 3 yet, there's a great deal this weekend you should see. If you've already had your fill of exploring DC's post-apocalyptic wasteland, then you'll still probably find something to your taste in these weekend deals.
Games for Windows Live are offering 50% off 2008s Fallout 3. This includes all expansions for the game, and the offer is good until May 18th.
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