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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9316783" data-attributes="member: 4534">I finished the series and enjoyed it quite a bit.&nbsp; When I started watching, my wife walked in and said, &quot;Do I have to watch you play that again?&quot;&nbsp; Fallout 3 was the first game I bought for my X-Box back in 2008.&nbsp; I've been a big fan of the games since the original in 1997 but I haven't played any of the Fallout Tactics games.&nbsp; With the start of FO3, I feel like Bethesda went to a more goofy setting.&nbsp; Don't get me wrong, between Hubologist, being able to star in your own porno, and Myron the series was kind of goofy.&nbsp; But FO3 became a bit more cartoonish with being able to find 200+ year old food you could eat, wooden houses in suburbia still standing, and of course the music.&nbsp; Other than the opening scenes, the music in FO 1 and 2 were a bit more industrial and not the retro 40s-60s sound.&nbsp; But this thread is about the Amazon series not the games.&nbsp; It's an entertaining series and I'm looking forward to the next season.&nbsp; I'm a little worried this might end up like some of my other shows that have ended prematurely, but we'll see.&nbsp; I don't mind the changes made as none of them seem to conflict so much with the games' settings as to fundamentally change what I would expect from Fallout.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9316783, member: 4534"] I finished the series and enjoyed it quite a bit. When I started watching, my wife walked in and said, "Do I have to watch you play that again?" Fallout 3 was the first game I bought for my X-Box back in 2008. I've been a big fan of the games since the original in 1997 but I haven't played any of the Fallout Tactics games. With the start of FO3, I feel like Bethesda went to a more goofy setting. Don't get me wrong, between Hubologist, being able to star in your own porno, and Myron the series was kind of goofy. But FO3 became a bit more cartoonish with being able to find 200+ year old food you could eat, wooden houses in suburbia still standing, and of course the music. Other than the opening scenes, the music in FO 1 and 2 were a bit more industrial and not the retro 40s-60s sound. But this thread is about the Amazon series not the games. It's an entertaining series and I'm looking forward to the next season. I'm a little worried this might end up like some of my other shows that have ended prematurely, but we'll see. I don't mind the changes made as none of them seem to conflict so much with the games' settings as to fundamentally change what I would expect from Fallout. [/QUOTE]

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