Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition

Amazing quality and service,also it came way faster than exected.

a

it's fun when it works but it's full of glitchs, frame rate drops, 30 second loading screens just to walk through and door and crashes. (crashes a lot, especially the DLCs)

very good the case was a bit damaged but much cheaper then other ones listed on amazon

とても懐かしくまた再感動しました。

better then the xbox one digital copy

Cenários super bem construídos e jogo imersivo!

Very old game. It's been a long time since the game has been released, but I loved Fallout New Vegas (the sequel to Fallout 3) and decided to give this one a try. Combat seems a little... clunky? Difficult to aim, frame rate drops, glitches. That might be because my PS3 is very old. Still a great game. Not quiet as good as Fallout New Vegas, but a lot better than Fallout 4 (PS4 game). Definitely worth playing if you like games for the story. Combat is easy to get used to and the dialogues are pretty well made. Definitely would recommend to other gamers, especially those who are new to the Fallout series. Be sure to take a look at Fallout New Vegas as well, it's my personal favourite of the entire series

Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition Xbox 360 I'm writing this review several years (about 3-4 years) after the first release of Fallout 3, so I am probably not making any new ground with this review. I did enjoy Oblivion, so I thought I'd share my thoughts on Fallout 3 GOTY after playing it on the Xbox 360. The GOTY comes with several expansion packs. Operation Anchorage is worth playing because it gives you a special Winterized T-51b power armor and helmet that never needs to be repaired (and it is about the most powerful armor in the game), along with a Gauss Rifle that wears out but can't be repaired to 100% since there doesn't seem to be any other Gauss Rifles in the game. However, that is where Mothership Zeta comes into play. There is plenty of Alien Epoxy throughout the ship which can be used to repair the Gauss Rifle if you like that weapon. The Pitt and Point Lookout weren't that great and quite frankly I thought they were a waste of time. Some of the perks are worth earning from the expansion packs. Broken Steel is essentially a continuation of the original story, with a level cap of 30 and new perks. There are several features of this game that stand out. The stats are sectioned and can be confusing at first. The SPECIAL attributes are important. Intelligence and Strength are very important at first, followed by Perception and Endurance. Don't max out any of these to 10, but try to stay above 6-7. Skills are modified after each level increase, make sure you get the Swift Learner perks (3 ranks available) to get a max of 23 skill points each time you level up. Perks are available after each level increase and give you special bonuses. Bobbleheads are available to boost your SPECIAL stats and skills, so it is important to not max out your SPECIAL stats or skills early. Skill books are also available to increase your skills, so get the Comprehension perk early on. The game was extremely frustrating at first, until I got to about level 7. Then with some strategy, it was easier to survive and somewhat fun. At level 15, my character was able to kill enemies with ease. At level 20, my character is an absolute machine. I can lay waste to enemies with the greatest of ease, and my perks from the expansion packs almost makes him impervious to radiation poisoning and damage. The unique weapons are the items that you should try to find and use. They are special variants of common weapons with more damage, but can be repaired using the common weapons. The A3-21 Plasma Rifle, Xualon Assault Rifle, and Vengeance are just a few of these examples. This game is very very time consuming. There are a lot of mini quests to complete, and a lot of things to do. Most of the time is spent going from location to location, exploring, and role-playing game activities in general. Remember to save and save often, because I've had the game lock up on me about half a dozen times on Xbox 360. Overall: 5/5 stars, the best way to enjoy Fallout 3 is with the GOTY edition. Operation Anchorage, and Mothership Zeta have some very useful items.