Playing Fallout 3 with Boot Camp – Fallout 3 Game Play Video Part II – 18 Minutes

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Fallout 3 was developed by Bethesda Softworks, a game developer of a hit role playing game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Fallout 3 debuted in North America in October 28.

It’s true that we released the first game play video of Fallout 3 more than a month ago. Let’s see. Whatever the character name is… I named my character Thomas. Anyway, when he was 19 years old, his father disappeared. His friend Amata says he escaped from Vault 101. Thomas follows in his father’s footsteps and escapes from the Vault. Then he arrives at a small town called Megaton. After visiting a clinic and talks with Doc Church (local clinic’s doctor), the game ends.

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This Fallout 3 game play video starts at the very scene where the first one ended. Thomas goes to a local church building and meets Mother Maya, who gives him an important clue about his father’s whereabouts. Another man Thomas runs into says he remembers his father. Then this man tells Thomas a very disturbing story about his birth. Thomas thought he was born and raised in the Vault. At least, that’s what his father told him. And this version of his birth is not true?

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In the meantime, Thomas meets a man, who calls himself Mister Burke. This mysterious man wants to hire him. For what? Umm… I guess I shouldn’t spoil the story. Anyway, town sheriff Lucas Simms won’t be very happy if he finds out what Mister Burke is planning to do here in Megaton. If you do tell him, you will cause a big problem. Perhaps, somebody is going to die for that. Should I tell the sheriff?  Continue reading

Playing Legendary with Boot Camp – Legendary Game Play Video – Part IV (22 Minutes)

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The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Legendary, a first-person action/adventure game for PC published by Gamecock Media Group in November 18. The game was developed by Spark Unlimited, which also developed Call of Duty: Finest Hour and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty in the past.

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The last game play ended when Deckard and Vivian locked themselves in a room at a train station. Vivian tries to call a backup. She says “Luckily, I know some people who can help us stop him. Sort of an enemy of my enemy relationship, if you understand my meaning…” Then they will hear from an old employer. LeFey talks out till his security force arrives to kill them. He says he didn’t really hire them to steal Pandora’s Box. He only wanted to open it. He also says he wanted Deckard dead for ‘specific reasons.’

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After Deckard kills all LeFey’s security force men, a guy named Lexington shows up. Vivian says he is ‘a field commander for the Council of 98.’ Que!? When they finally get on the streets of New York City… A gigantic robot is attacking the Time Square. /=!&†¼%‰™#*<¢±. Oh, boy… Things are getting more and more complicated these days.  Continue reading

Playing Left 4 Dead with Boot Camp – Left 4 Dead Game Play Video Part V – 19 Minutes

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The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Left 4 Dead, which Electronic Arts released in November 18. Left 4 Dead was developed by Valve Corporation, the game developer of the hit game series Half-Life.

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This game play comes from the final chapter (Farmhouse Finale) of the very last campaign (Blood Harvest). Francis, Bill, Zoey and Louis find themselves in a crashed train car. They have to walk along the railroad track. And they finally arrive at a farm house.

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The question is how are they going to be rescued this time. There is no lake or air field. Perhaps, it will be a helicopter again that will come to pick them up? Anyway, I can tell you that three of them will manage to escape. And one of them won’t make it.  Continue reading

Playing Left 4 Dead with Boot Camp – Left 4 Dead Game Play Video Part IV – 13 Minutes

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The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Left 4 Dead, which is one of the latest games that have been published by Electronic Arts. Left 4 Dead was developed by Valve Corporation, the game developer of the hit game series Half-Life.

The last two Left 4 Dead game play videos are quite fun to watch at least for me. This one is not so good. The game play is quite simple and lasted for 13 minutes and 30 seconds or so. Anyway, Francis, Bill, Zoey and Louis arrive at an airfield where they witness an airplane crash in flames.

How are they going to escape this time? Considering where they are now, it won’t be a fishing boat for sure. By the way, this game play video comes from the final chapter (Runway Finale) of the Dead Air campaign. Let’s hope all of them will manage to escape this zombie nightmare. Maybe, not…  Continue reading

Playing Legendary with Boot Camp – Legendary Game Play Video – Part III (22 Minutes)

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The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Legendary, a first-person action/adventure game for PC published by Gamecock Media Group in November 18. The game was developed by Spark Unlimited, which also developed Call of Duty: Finest Hour and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty in the past.

The last game play ended when Deckard successfully evaded LeFey‘s private security force but got killed by a werewolf. Got killed by a werewolf… That depressed me. I was not going to play this game any more. But my wife watched the game play video and then threw me out of the house. Why? She left me a note that said ‘Come back after beating that werewolf.’ Anyway, after clearing the werewolf stage, Deckard witnesses an interesting situation where the Firedrakes fight LeFey’s mercenaries.  Continue reading