Fallout:Brotherhood of Steel as PS2 Classic? : Fallout Series Discussion

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 5:25 pm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout:_Brotherhood_of_Steel

Can you release this on the Playstation Network as a PS2 Classic?

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:56 pm

Why the hell would someone go and do a damn fool thing like that? Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel isn't a PS2 classic. It isn't even considered canon. It is a horrable abomination that should have been smothered in it's infancy.

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 8:16 pm

It isn't even considered canon. It is a horrable abomination that should have been smothered in it's infancy.

Couldn't help but think of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oNzUD0NfJY#t=3m5s

Starring Styles as Frollo. :laugh:

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 12:06 pm

I don't think I would have been as nice as Frollo (to Fallout: BoS) lol.

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 10:21 pm

Why the hell would someone go and do a damn fool thing like that? Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel isn't a PS2 classic. It isn't even considered canon. It is a horrable abomination that should have been smothered in it's infancy.

uh...no, I thought it was actually a good game, however I didn't like the original two Fallout's

and any PS2 game can be labeled as a PS2 classic

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 12:42 pm

uh...no, I thought it was actually a good game, however I didn't like the original two Fallout's

and anything can be labeled as a PS2 classic

You don't like Fallout or Fallout 2 but like the none canon piece of crap that was favoured over Van Buren aka Fallout 3?

FO:BoS was responsible for the Fallout series being cancelled back in the day. There is nothing canon about that game. Even Bethesda won't touch it. So I doubt they would have it remade and sold. I don't even think Interplay would do something like that and they declared it none canon as well, and still have the rights to sell the orginal Fallouts till Dec 2013.

Edit: But hey it's your opinion and we are all free to express opinions here.

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 5:14 pm

uh...no, I thought it was actually a good game, however I didn't like the original two Fallout's

This sounds suspiciously like bait for a flame war.

But if that honestly is your opinion. You have poor taste. Nothing personal.

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:39 pm

You don't like Fallout or Fallout 2 but like the none canon piece of crap that was favoured over Van Buren aka Fallout 3?

FO:BoS was responsible for the Fallout series being cancelled back in the day. There is nothing canon about that game. Even Bethesda won't touch it. So I doubt they would have it remade and sold. I don't even think Interplay would do something like that and they declared it none canon as well, and still have the rights to sell the orginal Fallouts till Dec 2012.

I liked Brotherhood of Steel because it was an action rpg like Baldurs Gate Dark Alliance and Dark Alliance 2
I don't like Fallout and Fallout 2 because they were too difficult when i played them years ago when i was younger

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 9:28 am

I liked Brotherhood of Steel because it was an action rpg like Baldurs Gate Dark Alliance and Dark Alliance 2
I don't like Fallout and Fallout 2 because they were too difficult when i played them when i was younger

You should give them a second chance now that you are older. Go to GoG.com (Good old Games) and buy each for about $6, they come ready to play, no patches needed.

Also I suggest getting Fallout: Tactics Brotherhood of Steel. It came out before Fallout:BoS back when Brian Fargo was running interplay and Bethesda has stated that the "High Level Events" are considered canon. It is a squad based tactical game. You can have up to five squad mates that you control. It isn't and RPG and it has a real time option.

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 7:30 pm

You should give them a second chance now that you are older. Go to GoG.com (Good old Games) and buy each for about $6, they come ready to play, no patches needed.

Also you I suggest getting Fallout: Tactics Brotherhood of Steel. It came out before Fallout:BoS back when Brian Fargo was running interplay and Bethesda has stated that the "High Level Events" are considered canon. It is a squad based tactical game. You can have up to five squad mates that you control. It isn't and RPG and it has a real time option.

good to know, I will take your advice about getting the two of them a second chance, just need to grab a steam card from gamestop tomorrow

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:25 pm

I woudn't get them from Steam because you still have to find and install patches to get them to play with Windows 7, XP and Vista. If you get them from GoG.com they come ready to play after you download them.

But its good to know you are going to give them a second chance :foodndrink:

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 10:02 am

I woudn't get them from Steam because you still have to find and install patches to get them to play with Windows 7, XP and Vista. If you get them from GoG.com they come ready to play after you download them.

But its good to know you are going to give them a second chance :foodndrink:

Good to know but I only get digital pc games through steam unless they are not available through steam
Knights of Xentar aka Dragon Knight III in English is one of them not available on Steam and
my hunt for a complete boxed copy of the game has been ongoing for the past 8 years with no result

» Sat Sep 15, 2012 3:30 pm

Good to know but I only get digital pc games through steam unless they are not available through steam
Knights of Xentar aka Dragon Knight III in English is one of them not available on Steam and
my hunt for a complete boxed copy of the game has been ongoing for the past 8 years with no result

Unless you are an avid PC user that knows how to correctly patch games and are experience with different file types and structures, I suggest getting it from GOG like Styles. The patches aren't THAT HARD to find but for the computer illiterate, it can be a pain in the ass.