Fallout and its predictably titled sequel are PC RPG legends, whose internet fans make most Al-Qaeda look like reasonable people open to healthy debate. In picking up the Fallout licence, Bethesda knew what it was letting itself in for if they fudged this one. They've certainly decided to play it straight and stick as close to the original concept as possible, boldly opting to title their latest venture Fallout 3.
Bethesda received heaps of praise for its last effort, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Many feared that Fallout's traditional isometric world would be lost in a modern upgrading to an Oblivion engine. And they were completely right. Sorry if that puts any of you off, but as far as I'm concerned Bethesda made a great choice in bringing Fallout into the new millennium with a first person real-time RPG, regardless of how many of you zealots wish otherwise. Get back to your self-flagellation and keep praying StarCraft 2 can turn your PC
into a time machine and teleport you back to the late 1990's!
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