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- Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Platform
- PC
- Edition
- Standard
- Dimensions
- 8 x 7 x 8 in; 2.4 oz
- Weight
- 2.4 oz
- Publication Date
- November 10, 2015
- Type of item
- Video Game
Features 4
- Next generation of open-world gaming
- Developed by Bethesda Game Studios under the direction of Todd Howard
- Fallout 4 is the follow up to the 2008 'Game of the Year' Fallout 3
- First title from the world-renowned studio since the release of Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Fallout 3 and Skyrim, welcomes you to the world of Fallout 4. Winner of more than 50 Game of the Year awards, including top honors at the 2016 D.I.C.E. Awards. Fallout 4 is the studio's most ambitious game ever and the next generation of open-world gaming. As the sole survivor of Vault 111, you enter a world destroyed by nuclear war. Only you can rebuild and determine the fate of the Wasteland. Welcome home.
Specs 12
| Publication Date | November 10, 2015 |
|---|---|
| Computer Platform | PC |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 91 |
| UPC | 093155170391 |
| Release date | November 10, 2015 |
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 7 x 8 inches; 2.4 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Rated | Mature |
| Item model number | 17039 |
| Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Bethesda |
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Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2015 by Clint Groesbeck
You're in for a good time.
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
Here's the deal. It's 2015, soon to be 2016. As the times change and evolve, so does culture. So do trends and expectations. Games must evolve and ride the waves just like any other facet of pop culture, but they must also hold true to some core elements, lest they alienate large chunks of their fan base. Bethesda has managed to walk that fine line while accommodating the wide and varying demands of today's gaming community. Yes, there is a lot of instant gratification in this game. It needs to be there to satiate the needs of the new gamers out there who really know nothing else. However, there are aspects of this game that require some reading, exploring and execution of a particular long-term strategy that may pacify the traditionalist out there. *****Some spoilers***** Some people may say that the RPG elements are lacking. That your options for interaction are limited. This is not entirely untrue. You are unable to go fully evil in this game. Your companions don't die, and sometimes you feel as though three of the four dialogue options are basically the same thing phrased slightly differently. In order to get special perks, you must raise your rapport with your companions to the highest possible level. Basically, you must be the good guy in the Commonwealth to fully open up your character. However, this isn't to say that you can't leave your companions at home (or take Dogmeat) and go on a killing spree of the various traders and other NPCs out there, if you so choose. But with no Karma in FO4, there's really no point other than to steal their stuff. In any case, there are ways of creating your own RP experiences... The weapons are very cool. You may read that there are only a handful of weapons, but this isn't the case. In fact, I think this lends itself to some RP possibilities here, especially if you like crafting. You can have a stock laser pistol, sure. But why not put some points into Gun Nut and create some cool mods for it? Make it automatic. Make it a heavy hitter. Shoot, make it a small sniper rifle if you want and throw a scope on it. After you're done, you can have two completely different weapons from the same stock weapon. Base building is a fun option, and again, it opens up some RP elements for those who choose to take it seriously. There are a bunch of great locations to build different sorts of settlements. I've taken a liking to the drive-in movie theater, since the overhang and tower create some really cool bridge and lighting possibilities. All you need to do is put some points into Charisma, pay attention to your settlement's needs, and, above all else, have some imagination. That's the core of role playing, is it not? I'm also thoroughly confused at people saying that the game is "too small". I've been playing since day one and still have huge chunks of the map that I've yet to explore. If you're an adult who doesn't have all day and night to play, Fallout will last you a good long while. I mean, besides the map, you have to take into consideration all of the buildings in the game. All the small ruins that may have a safe or crate with ammunition. All of the big establishments that you need to clear for the storyline or side missions. The subways, the overpasses, the fens, Salem, the market at Bunker Hill, etc etc. There is so much to see and do, you really should have no problem keeping yourself busy for a very long time. Fallout is not a flashy game. The graphics are not wonderful, but they could be a lot worse considering how grand in scale it is. The gunplay is top notch, the voice acting ranges from mediocre to superb as per usual with Bethesda titles. You just need to do yourself a favor and pick this up, or at least rent it, if you're playing on console. Open up your mind to what the Commonwealth has to offer you and you should have a very fun and rewarding gaming experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2015 by Damian
Post-Nuclear Heaven - but check your specs
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
The story, gameplay, plot, and characters are all amazing. This game is a far improvement over Fallout 3 and it does indeed have a familiar, yet very different feel that works incredibly well. When you also combine the vast depth of crafting, trading, and settlement system this game is on a completely different level. Even the combat feels far more fun and I have yet to put a reason as to why - it just is. I'll let you read the dozens of positive reviews but if you're looking to get lost in a post nuclear world and learn to survive and thrive than this is the game for you. However, there are things to consider before getting this game: 1. Downloading: No matter how you get it for the PC you have to download parts of the game and depending on your connection, it could take a while. I have a fantastic provider so total installation time took around 40 minutes. This is an anti-pirating movement and is the way of the future for all games out there so it's just something we're all going to have to deal with as the folks who pirate software have forced the industry into this. 2. Steam: You need steam to play and yet again this is another anti-pirating movement. See above. 3. Know the minimum PC requirements: This game has minimum requirements set for a reason. If you don't meet the requirements then you can expect issues - it's as simple as that. On my 4 year old gaming PC (with only 6GB RAM and 1GB graphics card) it runs fine on high settings with some frame issues during certain scenes, but that's to be expected on a 4 year old PC. My friends’ 4 year old gaming PC does not meet the CPU or graphics card requirements and the game does not even load. 4. Crashes: The game may crash. I have not had any issues with this but others have (such as my friend). Make sure to appropriately update all your drivers, your operating system, and any other necessary system updates. Crashing sucks so contact both your hardware manufacturer and game tech support for further assistance and be VERY specific with your issues and system build. Be patient - the game is brand new and there's bound to be issues. 5. Bugs: The game will have bugs that overtime will likely be addressed. The game is both massive in scale and complicated. By default that's what sandbox games are. It's impossible to playtest every potential factor and possibility i've yet to encounter a main quest line becoming broken. 6. Poor Graphics: While subjective, I would say the the visuals are very fitting for the development/release date. No it's not cutting edge visuals and rendering but it is a sandbox game and therefor has certain restrictions that come with it. Graphics are important but gameplay is a priority and while we would all love for this look cutting edge next gen. it looks very good on the higher end settings and is playable by a wide audience, rather than power gaming PC's. I’m sure someone will make a extreme HD texture pack for those who want to lick their screens. 7. It's Boring: I would suggest at least 24 hours of game play are necessary to really get aquainted with how the game plays and explore some of the incredible locations within. Short of exploring the edges of the city, doing some gun/armor smithing, and tinkering with settlements will not give the full scope of what this game is all about. The difficulty setting can be adjusted at any time and I personally avoid the VATS system and free range it. Overall it's fantastic, full of character and I would agree with the predictions that this game is going to clean house as Game of the Year.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2015 by Jay B.
A great game for a casual gamer
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2016 by Austin Peters
The Best In The Series....Well, Of Course!
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
It's Fallout! Time to get back into the realm of death and destruction? Time to visit the possible future of our planet? Hmmm....well then get this game and start your life in the bleak future of our planet now! Seriously though this game is mesmerizing! It draws you in and slaps you around. Graphics are great but could have been much better considering the video cards running in our PC's today. Still overall it has great graphics. One thing to note is the game needs some polishing: Seems like Bethesda pushed it out a little early. I'm running an ultrawide monitor and this game does not have built in support for it. To get it to display on my 2560X1080 resolution monitor I had to edit the preferences INI file. No big deal for me but for those plug and play folks it may be a little daunting. Sounds are great as is the interactions between your character and others in the game including the dog, Dogmeat. Yes, you get a German Shepherd in the beginning of the game that does your bidding (to a certain extent) and you can talk to him/her. One thing I don't like is the small amount of customization the game has on the body of your character. Yes, you can change the face quite a bit but the body is just a simple triangle similar to Elder Scrolls but that is all it is where as Elder Scrolls has a bunch of other options for the body of your character. Is this a small thing? Depends on the person playing the game. I like a fully customizable character myself and you just can't do it in this game as it is now. Still, great game! Explore, build and check out one possible future of the planet!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2015 by Ryan Cawdor
Addictive and Fun.
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
Love, love, LOVE this game! Finally got it after all these months and I love the game play, look, and feel of just about everything. The changes work well, such as the building component that actually gives use to the many items scattered through the wastes. The chat dialogue menu is a little oversimplified, but it works. There are even those areas that scare me s***less and I've avoided for now. The ghouls seem a little more simple (zombie-like) but holy hell did they do a good job making them the nightmares of the game. Even the super mutants strength and size don't make me nervous as much as running into a patch of ghouls. I'm also surprised at how well my GPU handles the graphics. When it was on the recommended settings (medium) the game looked great and ran well. I've slowly increased it to higher/ultra and it still performs well, though the load times are noticeably longer from start up, entering new environments, or fast traveling. I mention this because the recommended settings for my card to reflect what they can deliver for a still enjoyable experience. If you are able, I recommend the higher settings because the game is beautiful. The only downside is that I still suck. Really blows when you back up against a rock and get blasted to hell. Got the game Friday, and only 3 days later I've logged 26+ hours on it. It's addictive.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016 by DKC
Long but honest review of some one who loves and cares about Fallout Series
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
So here is the review after playing for 28 hours. Let’s start and say Fallout and Fallout 2 was and will be my favorite games of all time (now I can add Witcher 3 to that list) I did not like Fallout 3 for lack of being Fallout and being Oblivion with guns, but I enjoyed Fallout New Vegas a lot. I love TES series, but it’s not TES series we will be talking about here. Character System: We don’t have skill anymore just perks. The SPECIAL system became even more casual then Fallout 3. Combat: It not interesting and very outdated. Combat stopped being tactical. Super mutants don’t feel threatening at all. I play on hard. Dialogue system: There is no need to invest points into speech (there is not speech skill). Dialogue has only 4 options. 1) Yes 2) No 3) Question? 4) Sarcasm There is no writing involved. Dialogues are not fun. You dot need to use your brain at all. I like to hear my name in the game that was a nice touch. Quests: Side quest are go fetch that item and go kill everyone at the specified location. To join the BOS in the first game it was so hard but afterword’s it felt amazing. Completing side quest without killing anyone (never happened so far and I played 28 hours). There is a quest where it feels like there should be a peaceful solution, but there is none you should kill one side or the other. There is no third option in this game. Equipment: I like how power armor is designed in Fallout 4. But it stopped being special it need no skill. Everyone can use it. You can find it everywhere. Good thing all equipment is customizable (I like it a lot). Building: I don’t like micromanagement part at all. I would love to have the ability to gather resources and tell settler to build walls and everything else. At least have that option in addition to Farmville simulator. It’s not Sims it is fallout. Upgrading settlement is a great concept but very poorly implemented. Graphics: Graphics is not an issue for me since I like Fallout 2. I do have GTX 980TI and the rest of the good components so I would have appreciated having better graphics and physics like Witcher 3. Recycling old engine is just so... have no words but lazy and greedy. If was Bethesda I would be ashamed to release such product. Bugs: Never ending glitches. This game has 10’s of it. But it's ok, I don’t mind. All bugs can be fixed. Open world: Need to load game every time I enter a large building if super annoying for me and game breaking. I’m tired of never-ending loading screens. Gameworld is so small I would have been ok if there was something to do besides: * Killing everything * Retrieving objects and * do Minecraft things. Verdict: If you like Minecraft and FPS, in general, this is definitely game for you and must buy and most probably the game of the generation. If you like true RPG experience and you fan of fallout universe please stay away and don’t make the mistake like I did. Bethesda destroyed Fallout series with Fallout 3 and Fallout 4, thank god there was Fallout New Vegas (thank you Obsidian for that). Bethesda it was last time I trusted you to make real Fallout but no more. Score: 1 out of 10 (not 0 because robot can say my name and original art style of Fallout Series is back)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2015 by GOILYASTRONG
Disappointing
Platform: PC
Edition: Standard
I have been gaming since 1985 and built more computers, both professionally and as a hobby, than I can remember. I have never had a game I could not get to work without crashing until now. My rig is an Alienware Aurora R4 with the following specs: • Windows 7 (64-bit OS) • Intel Core i7-3820 3.60 GHz • 8 GB RAM. • 513 GB free HDD space. • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 2GB I have yet to get this game to play without crashing since I bought the game in December 2015. I have no trouble with any other games (Dying Light, Far Cry 4, Dishonored, and Thief) or any of the Bethesda games I have installed. This is not to say I didn’t have any problems, but that if I did I found a solution to them. I can play the game but I have to save more frequently than I care to in preparation for the inevitable crash. The game itself is fun but is hampered by a poor port to PC from a console game. As an avid PC gamer I have a desired key binding configuration which is mirrored in all the games I play. This causes problems that I need to work around in Fallout 4. For example; I cannot move forward in building mode. When I am building I can only move sideways and backwards. When I select a settler to assign a job I have to chase them down by moving sideways and then move that way back to their new assignment such as crops. Since I am moving sideways this means I cannot see where I am going. Companions consistently get lost when I dismiss them and then go to find them at the location I sent them to. Dogmeat seems to be the worst at this. Perhaps he is out chasing molerats or something? Don’t give your companion grenades! They are more apt to hit a wall and bounce it back to where you are standing then hit their targets. Companions also have the annoying habit of running into to you when you are crouching behind cover to fire on enemies. The results are you are pushed out into the open. I have also been pushed off buildings and other high places to my death by a pushy companion. I enjoyed the other Fallout games but this one has too many frustrating bugs that have distracting results for gaming entertainment. It is not a total loss but can be extremely frustrating. Perhaps this is a game that should be played on a console and not a PC.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2016 by Stephen Roberts