A pretty decent list, but I can't see wanting to go back and play these. The controls would be a big issue with me. Though the games may be great, more than a few of these will feel outdated. Nostalgia can be overrated and, besides the collector value of owning these classic consoles, I feel like these fit that bill.
@rezagtx2017: But there are no MP Fallout games. Don't worry your precious little head, Bethesda isn't going to stop making SP Fallout games. Fallout 5 will still get developed.
So much negativity for this. I don't understand why people are against MP for Fallout. This looks enjoyable. I can wander the post apocalypse and screw around while playing with friends. That sounds like a good time to me. Idk, maybe I just don't take these games as serious as others. Ive loved the Fallout series since 3 (not a big fan of the original), and I've always thought it would be more fun if I could experience the game with others.
It's what I expected, which is good enough for me. It's either buy this or emulate it on my PC, and I'd rather buy the collection again. At the very least, they haven't rereleased this game a dozen time like Square has with FFVII.
Not really understanding the hate for this, even before it comes out, but I for one am looking forward to it. There really aren't enough online co-op games for PS4, so this should be fun. Not sure I want to pre-order it, but I do look forward to blasting my way through the wasteland with my brother.
@burtonboy05: But even then, you're still getting the same Axis vs Allies, with the same technology and the same time period. There are only so many different battle fronts and stories that can continually be told. Sure, there were a lot of different strategies and regions, but in the end, as you say, not all of it is ripe for being used for a video game, and it's still the same bad guys vs. good guys. History is full of different wars in different periods that used different tech. It doesn't have to be WWII all the time.
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