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Josh Sawyer says Fallout: New Vegas was designed to catch Fallout 3 players off guard. In a recent interview, he explained that Obsidian wanted players to realize right away that New Vegas was a different kind of RPG. Instead of having enemies scale to your level like in Fallout 3, many areas have a fixed difficulty, so wandering into the wrong place too early can get you killed. One of the best examples is Quarry Junction, where players can run into Deathclaws almost immediately after leaving the starting area. Sawyer explained the idea behind it: "It's to teach the player, 'Hey, this is not actually Fallout 3. Things work a little differently. You're going to get your ass handed to you if you're not careful.'"

if you told me this was footage from MW2019 i wouldn't question it at all. the minor amount of hype i had for this is gone after watching this. IW had 3 years to develop something fresh and just reskinned a 7 year old game.

As an animator myself, I think I speak for everyone when I say if you ever look at a movie or scene like this and go “god I just wish it was in live-action” that’s the most insulting thing you could ever say to any piece of media like this.

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A PC gamer has found a fun way to make Steam games feel like physical cartridges again. Reddit user u/Jibril-sama created a setup using old 2.5-inch SSDs, with each 128GB drive holding one Steam game and a small script. When the SSD is plugged into the PC, it automatically opens Steam and launches that game. The creator bought the used SSDs for around €7 each and uses them to store games that aren’t played often, freeing up space on the main drive. When they want to play a game, they simply plug in the SSD like inserting a game cartridge.

This looks like those fake video games you'd see in an adam Sandler-esque movie being played by the protagonist's fat idiot son.