the last fallout was near and around the new england area, as was "the last of us" and "left 4 dead". i believe that all of the "crysis" games take place in new york, as do MANY of the COD games, mainly the "modern warfare" franchise. it all has to do with the rich history and aesthetic look of every city, be it…

it was still technically 'fallout 3', and not a very big game at that.

it's old, it's "tall", it's lush. it's always a perfect locale for a post-apocalyptic setting. the southwest would not only look like a baron wasteland, it is in fact baron - even today. the desert is dead. the hills are a constant roll from one horizon into the next. yeah, we got huge cities like albuqurque, el paso,…

wow...i fucking love this guy!!

While Bethesda could very well announce Fallout 4 at the Spike VGX on December 7, I don't think this teaser website is real. In fact, there are a few convincing reasons it's fake:

where's the underboob, goddammit!!!

dude, bad games with top production value are like the yearly micheal bay "'splosion fest". if you don't like it, don't buy it. just because it sucks doesn't give you licence to steal it.

.....this is actually not the solution. in fact, it's a terrible solution. it'd be neutering the third largest market for popular titles, and the absolute LARGEST market of MOAB, MMORPG related games (i.e. world of warcraft, starcraft 2, league of legends, DOTA 2, etc.).

while the majority of all piracy occurs with PC…

......just to clue you in, those nails usually indicate that they do coke. it's purely utilitarian. they use their fingernail to scope bumps of coke......and as somebody mentioned, it's usually a signal for bad news. this guy (regardless of how stupid he may look) was very very bad news.

riddle me this, dickhead.......do you even know how cell phones work? there were NO TOWERS to BEAM A SIGNAL back then!!! even if a "brilliant scientist" manage to find a way to "hack" this signal so as to be beamed into the phone, i doubt a lady of this stature would be using it......

you do realize "puck" has been arrested like twice on battery and domestic violence charges, right? he has spent multiple years in both county and state jail facilities....in addition to be brought up on stalking charges this year, of his ex girlfriend.

just an annoying guy, huh?

of course the "aids boy" and the swastika shirt were never seen. the show is divided into 12 episodes, all a half hour long. the total combined footage of the shows goes well past 6 months of non-stop action, amassing literally MILES of film.

not only has the real david rainey admitted to these things, he to this day…

it's an entirely different borderlands experience. it's not just a "reskinned" enemy job with a few more missions. the story is excellent (and goes well with the main story), as are the missions. it's funny.

close it down, restart it.

it's hard by yourself, but not impossible. all you need is a little persistence and a ton of luck - in rare loot drops, that is. all it takes is that ONE gun, man. it's like night and day.

you didn't hear brick say "punch it"? that was pretty much a dead giveaway.....the puzzle is more than likely unsolvable.

that, and given the way it's designed - i.e. taking forever just to turn on, forever to just turn a few knobs and making it so that we're dealt damage if it's wrong, etc. 10 minutes? you should've…

right....because nobody likes to read stuff like this. oh, that's right......the top comments have over 30 replies combined. maybe you'd prefer if they simply swept this shit under the rug.......the people will talk about what they want to talk about. if kotaku feels it necessary to report on, they aren't exactly far…

i agree with the second paragraph. more than that, the game shows OTHERWISE, how roland (a black man) is dignified by being a man of character, bravery, leadership, intelligence and grit. anthony burch a racist? we're talking about a man that wanted to make axton gay. he's not exactly the ignorant type.

actually, people have been saying "booyah" since the 70's - though was FAR more common in the early 90's when wesley snipe's character used it in "white man cant jump". yeah, i hate being 'the guy' to point out certain flaws in jokes, though when said joke is terrible.....i must.

tiny tina racist? ....or were some overly sensitive privledged white people reacting out of "white guilt", when in fact doing so made them look even more racist than they never intended. by saying these were "black words", they were blatantly coming out and saying only black people have value over these words, as…