![]() ![]() The visuals are certainly improved, with hauntingly beautiful landscapes, dilapidated buildings and creepy underground passages galore. It builds off of the infrastructure used in Fallout 3 and in New Vegas, but those looking for the tremendous leap found in going from Fallout 2 to Fallout 3 will undoubtedly be disappointed. ![]() ![]() On the one hand, this feels like a natural progression for the series. Now comes Fallout 4, and I am better prepared for the new series direction. Then I gave it a chance, and I was completely sold – to such an extent that I bought all of the DLC and literally did everything there was to do when I sunk at least a hundred hours into it for Xbox 360. I was impressed with the uptick in visuals, but I had my doubts that Fallout 3 would prove a worthy successor to the prior couple of RPG titles. Having been a fan of the heavily strategic, turn-based early Fallout titles, I was actually very reluctant to engage in the more action oriented Fallout 3 when it released. Related reading: Also out on the Fallout front this year was Fallout Shelter on mobile. ![]()
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