Well, Considering the reasons modern day consoles can't support certain material in the games I will wait until I get another job and try to get a lap top (or keep this PC my dad let me use to look for work, saves gas too) because I already want a PC/Laptop which ever for games like Star Trek and Star Craft 2 (waiting over 10 years for a sequel and I can't play it) and now I want a computer so I can go retro for :fallout:

Speaking of porting over,
I got a near perfect Warcraft 2 game for PSone (I even saw a Diablo for PSone) and they seem to be exactly the same except slightly changed for PSone game controls. I just thought it would be neat for most of use new to Fallout would be able to see how it started.

Or they can stop being idiots and just buy the http://www.amazon.com/Fallout-Trilogy-3-Pack-Compilation-Pc/dp/B001V9PTVE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1282514065&sr=8-1. DO NOT buy Fallout Collection, it's edited for content.
Too bad Bethesda, I already bought this last year while you and Interplay are still having the idiotic court battle.:rolleyes:
No, I don't think Bethesda has a say for something another company developed and published as to now they have the IP to. If Bethesda were to release FALLOUT Trilogy with Interplay, they might've implemented DRM to it. No thanks. Yeah right, like they'd ever want to work with Interplay.
Just let Bethesda Softworks have Fallout 3, New Vegas and any game onwards which is their sole Fallout franchise. They want to release any Fallout game made by Interplay/Black Isle Studios? Make it a joint effort instead of being greedy.

The legal dispute between Bethesda and Interplay is ongoing so for now we ask that people not discuss it on the forums. Initially we did allow it but the threads were extremely problematic with OT discussions, flaming, trolling, and all sorts of issues muddling things up.

Given the continued problems this thread has had we're going to be keeping this locked.

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