Fallout 4 - PS4 [Digital Code]

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Next generation of open-world gaming
Developed by Bethesda Game Studios under the direction of Todd Howard
Fallout 4 is the follow up to the 2008 'Game of the Year' Fallout 3
First title from the world-renowned studio since the release of Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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Fallout 4, New Fallout, Fallout4

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Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, welcome you to the world of Fallout 4 – their most ambitious game ever, and the next generation of open-world gaming.

As the sole survivor of Vault 111, you enter a world destroyed by nuclear war. Every second is a fight for survival, and every choice is yours. Only you can rebuild and determine the fate of the Wasteland. Welcome home

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Freedom And Liberty Do whatever you want in a massive open world with hundreds of locations, characters, and quests. Join multiple factions vying for power or go it alone, the choices are all yours.	Collect And Build Collect, upgrade, and build thousands of items in the most advanced crafting system ever. Weapons, armor, chemicals, and food are just the beginning - you can even build and manage entire settlements.	Super Deluxe Pixels An all-new next generation graphics and lighting engine brings to life the world of Fallout like never before. From the blasted forests of the Commonwealth to the ruins of Boston, every location is packed with dynamic detail.	Violence And V.A.T.S. Intense first or third person combat can also be slowed down with the new dynamic Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System (V.A.T.S) that lets you choose your attacks and enjoy cinematic carnage.

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Adapting To The Outside You've Left The Vault. Now What? The moment you exit the vault, you will notice a piercing bright light. Like a creature of the night, your eyes are not accustomed to the bare sun. Make sure to shield the retinas with tinted goggles.	Radiation And You Beware The Silent Killer: While some harmful radiation should have dissipated years ago, lingering radiation will remain. In the Wasteland, ceaseless radioactive bombardment will attack your body without warning until it’s too late and you begin to suffer the debilitating effects of its poisoning. This will be a real threat to your survival. Use your Vault-Tec assigned Pip-Boy to monitor radiation levels at all times.	Don't Forget! Order your copy of Fallout 4 today. Available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

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Platform:PS4 Digital Code | Edition:Standard

Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, welcome you to the world of Fallout 4 - their most ambitious game ever, and the next generation of open-world gaming.

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Platform:PS4 Digital Code | Edition:Standard

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November 9, 2015

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Its far from perfect, but....

November 18, 2015

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

Ok, 5 star review on an imperfect game? Well, to me, a 4/5 is a B rating (80%) and this game deserves higher. Id give it a solid 9/10 though.

The good, the bad and the ugly:
Ill start with the ugly - bugs/glitches. Ive played FO:NV and FO3 so im used to bugs and glitches but i was hoping FO4 would have improved on that. In those previous 2, i remember having to reboot my system seemingly every hour or so due to freeze ups (New Vegas was far worse than 3 however) so i hope this isnt the case with FO4 as i get higher in level. So far its mainly minor stuff like clipping, occasional frame rate drops and not always getting a dialogue pop up when pointing at NPCs without a little work, but these are occasional and not too huge an issue. The one thing that does piss me off is that followers dont seem to listen when i send them to a settlement. Ive lost 2 followers already because of this so i hope they implement something like what NV had where you can see where they are on your map. To not have included this at release was dumb.

The bad - the ugly things are things that i feel are somewhat inexcusable. The bad is just stuff i dont really care for, but this is a lot more opinion than it is fact. Anyone who has played previous Fallouts will know what im talking about here - dialogue is really lacking the fun factor of past games. The voice acting is fine (more on that in the good). What im talking about is the limited options you have when talking to someone. Basically a yes, no, maybe and sarcastic option. Thats it. I miss the S.P.E.C.I.A.L or skill based options. Playing the game with 1 or 2 in intelligence was always funny. Sometimes when interrogating someone, if you had high intelligence or perception, you had unique choices. That went for most other attributes and skills. It made dialogue a lot more interesting and made each play through unique in that respect. I definitely miss that

The good - ok, this might be long, so bear with me. I just hope i can convince you to still play this game even with those negatives listed above (just trying to be unbiased and honest)
*The new leveling system - i freakin LOVE it. The skills from past games are still there, theyre just disguised as a much more advanced perk system. The past games made decisions too easy at level up in my opinion. Now, having everything available right from the start, you really have to plan out your build form the get go. If you want the Concentrated fire perk at level 2, you can do that (i think you got that at level 18 in previous games), BUT it requires you to max out perception right off the bat. Or maybe youre a sneaky sniper type and want the better criticals perk early on - possible if you have enough luck. That may or may not be a great idea. Its your CHOICE. Thats what i love about this new system, you can build your character how you want, even if it may not be the smartest choice :D. The character building was pretty meh in both FO3 & NV because by level 28-30 or so, you were maxed out in everything if you did it right. Choices didnt really feel that important like they do now. Im level 20 right now and have so many skills that im lacking in, but thats a good thing in my opinion.

*The story. For me, FO3's main story was just ok. Its not what made me fall in love with that game. It was the brilliant side quests and unmarked quests, the huge, strangely beautiful world filled with goodies to find and baddies to avoid, and the numerous buildings with interesting stories behind them if you took the time to fully explore. FO:NV did a better job i think, introducing multiple factions and ultimately making you pick one to support in the end so i felt that game had a better main storyline, but i felt like the side quests werent as diverse as FO3, and some were just downright annoying where you were just going back and fourth playing telephone between characters (add to that the fact that you sometimes had 3 load screens like at casinos or fort macarran) and it was an exercise in patience. FO4 to this point has been awesome, both in terms of main story and side quests. Nice variety and not too many annoying and unnecessary load screens.

*Dialogue - yes, the choices you have in dialogue is a bad for me, but what we DO have is a really well voice acted game. Gone are the days of what seemed to be like 5 voices for every character in the game. This is another area of major improvement for this series. The voice acting is wonderful and i cant remember hearing the same voice on 2 characters yet. Im sure theyre there, but it isnt obvious.

*Crafting - major improvements over New Vegas, and quite literally makes everything you pick up useful, and not just for selling for caps. The settlement stuff leaves much to be desired though. I dont see much use for it for as un-userfriendly as it is. If it proved more useful, i could see myself trying to work it out, or if it were more user friendly, i wouldnt really care that it wasnt helpful, id just do it for fun. But as it is now, i dont care for it much.

*The companions - much like New Vegas, interesting companions with fun quest lines of their own. Me *hearts* Piper. I cant wait to go through each of their quest lines.

*The world - ok, so i saved the best for last. Oh my goodness this world has so much to explore! Ive spent over 30 hours in this game so far and my map is probably 20% explored. Maybe not even that much actually. Im loving the new legendary enemies and the loot theyre dropping. Ive died many times just trying to beat these guys cuz the loot is almost always worth it. Originally being from the northeast, getting to explore a post apocalyptic Boston is so fun. Running into NPCs with that distinct accent makes me a little home sick :). When i first arrived at Diamond City, i was just in complete awe. Those folks sure are proud of their Green protector. I could go on about how awesome this world is, but ive been typing too long as it is.

Bottom line - the game took a little while to grab me, maybe 5-6 hours, but now im hooked and i can easily see myself playing through this one a few times, allying with different factions each time.

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New fallout fan

July 19, 2017

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I'm late to the fallout party but now that I've started, I can't stop. The game is surreal and gameplay is really good. I've never played the older fallout games and feel like I must have really missed out if they were anything like fallout 4. The story is good, the characters funny and the graphics are decent for a game two years old. What really sets it apart is the gameplay and that is why it is totally worth $20. Get it you won't regret it.

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June 5, 2016

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

One of the top 3 RPGs realease at this time (along with Bethesda's own Skyrim, and Witcher 3). The vastness of the open environment, and amount of choice and customization is just excellent. Some decisions are a little too black and white for my tastes, but pretty minor complaint. Occasional glitches exist - save your game frequently. Graphics are top notch. Voice acting is mostly top-notch. Plot isn't up to Witcher standards, but still far and away better than other games. If you don't get at least 200 hours of gameplay out of this you're either a responsible adult (I, sadly, am not) or you're just not taking in the full experience.

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November 27, 2015

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I have been a huge fan of the Fallout series for a long time. I have every Fallout game. Although this game is different in many aspects of what I have come to love in Fallout, it still is an absolutely great game. The immersive stories, the endless mods, the ability to create your own settlement in the wasteland and the endless areas to explore. All of it comes together in a great way to make this game one to remember.

I am already about 60 hours into the game and I feel like I have barely scratched the surface on the possibilities. Every time I get on to play I have a particular goal in mind that I plan to do then maybe play something else, or go outside. As I am playing I come across three other side quests, a new location and and cool new gun that just sucks me in. Everywhere you go on the map has something new for you to do.

If you love open world formats, almost complete control on every aspect of your character, storylines that will suck you in and action that will leave you stunned then this game is an absolute must buy.

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Fallout 4- Wasteland

November 12, 2015

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

Five stars is not a perfect game, but a perfectly FUN game. As of this review I've played 9 hours and zero technical issues. Game looks great, runs great. Buy with confidence if this game interests you at the least.

Speaking if interest- If you've never played a Fallout, but like an RPG-Action-Collect everything type game with a good story (so far), then this is a winner. If you enjoyed Fallout 3 then you owe it to yourself to play Fallout 4, feels like the previous game except better in most every way. While I'm doing my thing in Fallout 4, my character from Fallout 3 could be running around doing his/her thing too, 450 miles south. That's how familiar everything feels to the previous game. It's not feeling repetitive at all though because Fallout 4 looks so beautiful. Faded colors abound, decayed everything looking very realistic, little details everywhere. When your roaming around alone and on your guard, the audio does a great job of making you feel alone, conveying enemy and environment sounds so it feels like you're there. There's also a new game play mechanic, the Settlements, which I won't go into because I don't want to spoil how it works. Part of the fun is figuring it out yourself, right? I had a great time figuring out how it works and I'm still learning because it's so in depth. Excellent new addition to the franchise.

I have a long way to go in this game as of this review, but my opinion stands: Fallout 4 is a must play game, even more than the previous one. You'll enjoy getting lost in the wasteland.

EDIT: The review above was after 8-10 hours. During the next 8 hours of play I ended up stopping all together without bothering to get one of the endings. I was starting to see how thin the writing had become compared to FO3, how much the dialog choices weren't really choices at all. This is a well made game just not nearly what I expected, or wanted, in Fallout.

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