[Caipirabob]

I admit it, in my 50s and I will buy this. The stories are better than the crap they put on TV.

[cld51860]

I concur. Looking forward to this one. All of the Fallout games have been vastly entertaining!

[Berlin_Freeper]

Caipirinha

[Bull Man]

Yep, me too. Hope it lives up to the standard now set by the Witcher.

[MrEdd]

The important thing is: will the title song be another Ink Spots tune?

They have used “Maybe” and “I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire.” I would like to see “Do I Worry” or “If I Didn't Care. “

[Col Freeper]

So will I.

I played Fallout 3, Skyrim, the Witcher, and many more (on PC).

And I'm 68.

[erod]

I’m in my 30s, there’s no shame in playing video games. I love a good blockbuster game just like I love a good blockbuster movie.

[Noumenon]

The only game I play at all is EVE Online. If you ever decide to dip your toe into this remarkable player-driven science fiction story, prepare to have your mind blown. It has a deep, well-worked out backstory and the player community exhibits every vice and virtue in the spectrum of human nature. You can literally write your own story against the backdrop of over 7500 star systems.

Watch these two trailers (and you MUST watch 'em in HD):

EVE Origins

And

This is EVE

What makes EVE so remarkable, among other things, is that it is constantly evolving. The backstory is taking some new and ominous turns with implications for everyone in the 500,000+ subscriber community, and new sovereignty mechanics are shaking up the alignment and fate of every corp and alliance in the game. The EVE developers are adding new content and updates on a roughly 6 week cycle, something unprecedented in any other MMO.

If this looks interesting, you can access a 21 day free trial here. If you do jump in, look me up in-game (Ekhss Nihilo) and I'll assist you with the legendary EVE "learning cliff" and some resources. Don't say I didn't warn you.