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Do we really need 200 possible endings on Fallout 3 game?

By: Daniel Chubb | March 25, 2008 | 2 Comments

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We all like playing games and we really love the ending to be fantastic, but do we really need 200 possible endings on Fallout 3 game?

Yes most games have one ending and we all know that some games offer different endings, but 200 come on that is a bit much isn’t it. Fallout 3 apparently and according to a recent podcast with Bethesda’s Todd Howard there will be 200 possible endings which in my eyes is pathetic.

If the game is that good then we can see this working but would you really play the game 200 times just to see a different ending? (I think not people).

I really want to know what you think of 200 possible endings on Fallout 3.

Source – Kotaku

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  • Danger Chimp

    If you’re taking Beth at their word literally, then you’re a simpleton. The 200 endings are in reality 9 to 12 endings, each slightly nuanced depending on the in-game decisions you’ve made.

    Please, do your research before you post trash like this.

  • Chris

    I think 200 possible endings is fantastic, and like Chimp said, in reality it will be a much smaller number with very slight modifications.

    And also, who plays games even 2 or 3 times just to see each different ending? I know I don’t, but it means I can say to my friends “What happened at the end of your game?” And I know they will each have a different answer to me. That’s what multiple endings are all about.