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What happened to such games as Dungeon Keeper 3 and SimsVille, games that we have seen advertised in the previous games (DK2 and SC3000), but seem to have just disappeared. I'm sure many other games have just disappeared also... So where have these games gone, and are there any more that seem to have gone wayward?
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Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Ooooo excellent!
>
> I heard about the stupid console version being made ages ago, I
> didn't realise another new Fallout was being made that was a proper
> RPG.
Yeah, I think Brotherhood of Steal was an attempt by Interplay to try and break the console market and make some more, much needed money. I haven't played it, but by the looks of things, they really needn't have bothered.
> Ooooo excellent!
>
> I heard about the stupid console version being made ages ago, I
> didn't realise another new Fallout was being made that was a proper
> RPG.
Yeah, I think Brotherhood of Steal was an attempt by Interplay to try and break the console market and make some more, much needed money. I haven't played it, but by the looks of things, they really needn't have bothered.
cipro wrote:
> Fallout 3 and Brotherhood of Steal are two very different games.
> Fallout 3 is still in production by Bethesda while it was Interplay
> who developed and released Brotherhood of Steal which, I think, was
> their last game.
>
> The games themselves look very different to one another:
>
> Brotherhood of Steal:
> [URL]http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/falloutbrotherhoodofsteel/screenindex.html[/URL]
>
> Fallout 3:
> [URL]http://www.gamershell.com/hellzone_Strategy_Fallout_3.shtml[/URL]
Ooooo excellent!
I heard about the stupid console version being made ages ago, I didn't realise another new Fallout was being made that was a proper RPG.
> Fallout 3 and Brotherhood of Steal are two very different games.
> Fallout 3 is still in production by Bethesda while it was Interplay
> who developed and released Brotherhood of Steal which, I think, was
> their last game.
>
> The games themselves look very different to one another:
>
> Brotherhood of Steal:
> [URL]http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/falloutbrotherhoodofsteel/screenindex.html[/URL]
>
> Fallout 3:
> [URL]http://www.gamershell.com/hellzone_Strategy_Fallout_3.shtml[/URL]
Ooooo excellent!
I heard about the stupid console version being made ages ago, I didn't realise another new Fallout was being made that was a proper RPG.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Think Baldur's Gate, now think of the crap-fest that is Baldur's
> Gate: Dark Alliance on the consoles.
I have to confess, I liked Dark Alliance. :-) Although only played in 2-player mode, I would imagine it could get a little boring in single player. It didn't claim to be anything but a watered down version of Baldur's Gate, so certainly wouldn't condemn it for being so.
> Think Baldur's Gate, now think of the crap-fest that is Baldur's
> Gate: Dark Alliance on the consoles.
I have to confess, I liked Dark Alliance. :-) Although only played in 2-player mode, I would imagine it could get a little boring in single player. It didn't claim to be anything but a watered down version of Baldur's Gate, so certainly wouldn't condemn it for being so.
Fallout 3 and Brotherhood of Steal are two very different games. Fallout 3 is still in production by Bethesda while it was Interplay who developed and released Brotherhood of Steal which, I think, was their last game.
The games themselves look very different to one another:
Brotherhood of Steal: [URL]http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/falloutbrotherhoodofsteel/screenindex.html[/URL]
Fallout 3: [URL]http://www.gamershell.com/hellzone_Strategy_Fallout_3.shtml[/URL]
The games themselves look very different to one another:
Brotherhood of Steal: [URL]http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/falloutbrotherhoodofsteel/screenindex.html[/URL]
Fallout 3: [URL]http://www.gamershell.com/hellzone_Strategy_Fallout_3.shtml[/URL]
No, they've ruined the Fallout series.
Fallout 3: Brotherhood of Steel
It's some watered down tripe that's being released on PS2/Xbox.
Think Baldur's Gate, now think of the crap-fest that is Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on the consoles.
That is what they've done to Fallout.
Fallout 3: Brotherhood of Steel
It's some watered down tripe that's being released on PS2/Xbox.
Think Baldur's Gate, now think of the crap-fest that is Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on the consoles.
That is what they've done to Fallout.
Oh that's good news.
I haven't played Fallout 1 but Fallout 2 the first RPG I was ever interested enough in to play through.
I did get Tactics too but that wasn't so RPG like and more of a squad-based-strategy-RPG hybrid, and was OK, but I did get bored of it quite fast.
The only thing is though, every time I've started a new game off on Fallout 2, I've had a strange urge to choose a female character...
Which does make it interesting when you sleep with Mr Bishop's wife. And all the prostitutes... They never let me work in the porn studios though, the bastuds.
I think I might acquire Fallout1 now.
I haven't played Fallout 1 but Fallout 2 the first RPG I was ever interested enough in to play through.
I did get Tactics too but that wasn't so RPG like and more of a squad-based-strategy-RPG hybrid, and was OK, but I did get bored of it quite fast.
The only thing is though, every time I've started a new game off on Fallout 2, I've had a strange urge to choose a female character...
Which does make it interesting when you sleep with Mr Bishop's wife. And all the prostitutes... They never let me work in the porn studios though, the bastuds.
I think I might acquire Fallout1 now.
Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Is that going to be a proper Fallout or is it going to be like
> Tactics?
As far as I'm aware, it's a full blown sequel to the original two fallout games, RPG style. I think they're taking over from Interplay who already started development on the game before they went bankrupt, I remember seeing some early shots of the game and it uses an impressive 3D engine.
Also, in PCGamer there's a rumour that Interplay might be looking to develop a MMORPG Fallout, though considering their financial state, I'd say that pretty unlikely.
> Is that going to be a proper Fallout or is it going to be like
> Tactics?
As far as I'm aware, it's a full blown sequel to the original two fallout games, RPG style. I think they're taking over from Interplay who already started development on the game before they went bankrupt, I remember seeing some early shots of the game and it uses an impressive 3D engine.
Also, in PCGamer there's a rumour that Interplay might be looking to develop a MMORPG Fallout, though considering their financial state, I'd say that pretty unlikely.
cipro wrote:
> The good news is that the rights to these game can be bought, so if a
> developer sees a game that was cancelled and thinks they can make
> something of it, they'll pick up the rights and develop it
> themselves. Hence why Fallout 3 is back in development when Bethesda
> Softworks picked up the rights for the game.
Is that going to be a proper Fallout or is it going to be like Tactics?
> The good news is that the rights to these game can be bought, so if a
> developer sees a game that was cancelled and thinks they can make
> something of it, they'll pick up the rights and develop it
> themselves. Hence why Fallout 3 is back in development when Bethesda
> Softworks picked up the rights for the game.
Is that going to be a proper Fallout or is it going to be like Tactics?
ËÏi†è ¢h@ø$ wrote:
> Woah, the makers of morrowind are going to create the next fallout?
> That game is going to be amazing.
'You cannot hit a small worm because you are effectively a 3 year old with a spoon'
The thing about Morrowind is that it's not realistic in it's pretense to be all about development - it's more you start off as a bloody embryo with fully grown limbs, rather than a bo standard 20 year old or whatever.
> Woah, the makers of morrowind are going to create the next fallout?
> That game is going to be amazing.
'You cannot hit a small worm because you are effectively a 3 year old with a spoon'
The thing about Morrowind is that it's not realistic in it's pretense to be all about development - it's more you start off as a bloody embryo with fully grown limbs, rather than a bo standard 20 year old or whatever.
Perhaps EA thought best not to bring them out, and so, they permanently cancelled them!
Sorry, but this was likely to happen!
Sorry, but this was likely to happen!
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