When I returned the game I was dogged by how many locations and quests I had to leave unexplored and unfulfilled due to my limited rental window.Īfter building a gaming desktop for my birthday and getting both New Vegas and Fallout 3: GOTY on the Steam Summer Sale, I knew I was in for a pair of very special treats.
I would get up at 5:00am to play before the kids woke up and the work day started, logging some 40 hours in the 10 or so days it took me to complete the main story. Intrigued, I rented Fallout 3 and was instantly hooked in that rare and wonderful way that happens when you experience something truly new and wholly captivating. I had never heard of Fallout until 2010 when I noticed my friend's little brother had logged over 125 hours in Fallout 3 on his Steam account. I must say that I was surprised how my religion was featured in the most recent Fallout I played. Among my many loves ( Demon's Souls, Half-Life 2, Total Annihilation, Mass Effect) stand two games I just can't get enough of: Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. Unlike most of my friends I never "grew out" of video games and love them today as much or more than I did as a kid. I've been playing since my parents brought home the original NES with Track & Field, Duck Hunt, and The Legend of Zelda.
I'm a 31-year-old, fifth-generation Mormon (member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) from Salt Lake City, Utah and I love video games.
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