Fallout 3, right' What a game. Bethesda's first foray into the wasteland was also when many people introduced the series. To date, it's easy to find someone who calls FO3 the best game of the lot.

The revolution will come, and that opinion will be banned. For those who take our video games directly from the ghostly aspect of objective truth, Fallout 3 is actually the mainline series behind Fallout 1, New Vegas, Fallout 2, and Fallout 4, FO3, which may be better than Fallout 76, Fallout: Tactics, and Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, but unfortunately it's not yet available. No one is playing alive (at least I

but I don't get wrong: Fifth Best Fallout is still a very fun game, and if I want to make memories of my time galumphing through the capital wasteland you can download the service via Amazon Prime or what—have-you). As long as you have subscribed to the service, you can get a free GOG key for your game on Prime Gaming. This means that in addition to base Fallout 3, you will get a variety of extensions like Anchorage, Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta. I'm a bit unsure of the Mothership Zeta that takes place entirely on alien spaceships, as Bethesda leans strongly on the more nasty elements of the original Fallout, but all the rest of those Dlc

are particularly essential if memory works: it's a good idea to keep you playing after the end game. This is what allowed you to actually make a reasonable choice during the original ending (although the game still calls you a coward with credits).

So, if you're one of the very few people who don't have FO3 yet, or if Gabe Newell loses his mind and puts his knife collection on Steam's server lat I might be a bitter old fallout grognard, but I give credit where it is due: Fallout 3 is a good time. The 5th best fallout is not something to sniff out.

Correction: This piece has been updated to refer to Prime Gaming, not the old name for Twitch Prime.