I'm a huge Bethesda fan and I prefer their style of RPGs as opposed to standard fantasy epics like Fable. Not saying it's bad, but I will definetly get Fallout 3 instead of Fable, and Far Cry 2 as well cause it is going to be amazing.
Call of Duty 4 is an M game because it's intense. There's the word for you. Same thing with movies, the action doesn't have to be graphic, just unrelenting and loud. Don't want to give the kiddies nightmares, now.
All these games are craptacular; the ones that scrape the bottom of the bargain bin.
But the real dissapointment lies in the supposed AAA titles that you await spending all your cash on and then they drop the ball. Assassin's Creed, Blue Dragon, Mercenaries 2, even Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. When you expect greatness and receive a turd, that's when it's the worst ever.
A lot of people have this problem, as there have been reported manufacturer issues. They'll most likely give you a code and a T-Shirt, but you're gonna have to wait. Sorry.
It might be a Vista compatability issue, a corrupted file, or something else I can't think of. Next time though, please try to spell correctly and use sentence punctuation like periods. It makes understanding your problem a lot easier.
What about 2012, and you play as a gangbanger from a street gang in Afganistan? It would be an interesting change of pace, language, culture, and weapons.
I'm thinking the 7.0-7.5 range. Why? The game, although it may look great, is the godfather of a genre that has already passed us by. Diablo II came out at the very end of the period where those hack and slash games were popular. Look at Hellgate: London. That game failed beyond everyone's wildest dreams. If DIII has to go up against an unwilling market, too high system reqs, and a rediculous pedigree, I don't see the greatest things coming from it.
Yeah, I'm mostly only in this thread for Fallout 3. Fable looks amazing, WaW looks like my dog's turd, and F3 looks like god's post-apocalyptic wrath, released upon this frail, unwilling planet.
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