Well let's compare the two, hm?

Story: In both games, cliche and mediocre. So they're evenly matched there.

Side quests: Yes, Oblivion's were better by a small margin, the side-quests in Skyrim were far too predictable and boring, though there were a few gems. (Sanguine Rose quest, restoring the thieves guild)

Freeroam-ability: Better in Skyrim because of the fixes to leveled enemies. No more bandits with Ebony armor as soon as you leave the starting area!

Other gameplay functions: Skyrim all the way, Bethesda seamlessly added new things (dual wield) while getting rid of old, useless, or annoying ones. (Weapon repairing, mortar and pestle, birthsigns)

Music: Meh for both

Graphics (least important to me, personally): Skyrim.

Looks like Skyrim wins, boys and girls!

Ah, you got the best version of the game anyways, might as well give up something for that.

Pug-Nasty

I can't even tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

OK, I'm just a simple gamer who owns the Wii version of Call of Duty: Black Ops. I was surprised at how good the game looked, even on Nintendo's admittedly lower-horsepower console. After playing for a few months though, I'm starting to get a sickening feeling in my stomach that nice-looking graphics came at a loss of several features that are present in other versions, some of which have been integral parts of the Call of Duty series since the very beginning.

Seriously, check this bull out:

-No killcam or game/round winning killcam

-No Five zombies map

-No Chopper Gunner killstreak

-No clans

-No emblems

-MUCH fewer crosshair-editing options

Why would Treyarch keep these features out of just this one version of the game? There is a wide fanbase of FPS fans on Wii, and Treyarch and all the other companies need to learn that we aren't appreciating the missing features in their games. FIGHT THE POWER!

a few minutes ago, my house was hit by a power surge, the lights went off for a split second... and my wii might have been fried. I tried unplugging all the wires and plugging them back in, but to no avail. Does anyone know what to do?

So, one of the biggest complaints i've heard about the fallout series are the huge distances you have to walk in the game to get to new places. Sure, fast travel is easy, but I think it would be more fun if fast travel was replaced with....

A motorcycle.

No, no, just bear with me for a second. It could be a super-futuristic foldup motorcycle or an attachment to the player's pip-boy. The character would have to keep it in good shape if they want to keep riding it, using common materials like scrap metal to fix different parts of the bike, or finding new parts (now there's actually a good reason to pick up all those motorcycle gas tanks and handbrakes you find!)

Speaking of gasoline, that's another factor the player needs to keep in mind. You should be able to loot gas out of gas stations if you have a container, like an empty Nuka-Cola bottle. Collecting a motorcycle gas tank and using it on the bike will fully replenish the gasoline supply, but they should be quite rare.

However, there should be restrictions on the bike, for example you can't drive it inside buildings (obviously) and if the character is injured, he falls off and must eliminate the threat before hopping back on again.

This does not mean the wastes should be any less vacant, oh no. The game should reward diligent exploration and players who just ride the bike everywhere will never be able to see the best the game has to offer.

Do you guys think this is a good idea for a new Fallout game? Discuss.

oh. well crap.:cry:

OK, so I've been playing Black Ops on the Wii for a while now, but I have not yet found a "join clan" or "create clan" feature. Where is it?

When watching videos for fallout new vegas on youtube (Need...Xbox....360....) I find many of the not-ridiculously sexy women beautiful, ie Sunny Smiles from Goodsprings (one of the first female NPCs you meet in the game) and Cass at the Mojave Outpost (when she's not drunk and beating the **** out of everything that moves)

and then there's the obvious power issues... Planeforger

Crap, forgot about that. I was hoping to play me some new vegas...

ah well, maybe I'll still get a 360 for Xmas. :(