As a non-Fallout player, I loved the show – is it time I finally took the plunge and entered the games' tortured wastelands?
Opinion | You don’t need to play the games to watch Fallout, but could they offer more?
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I have a confession. I’ve never made it past the first few moments of theFallout 4prologue. Now, that’s nothing to do with the game’s quality, and more down to an annoying bug keeping me stuck staring in the mirror during the opening sequence. And, look, I didn’t have the patience to work out at the time but, in my defense,it seems …
