Why I buy this one ?
- 3 action-packed games in 1 collection, including bonuses
- Fallout (Original version)
- Fallout 2, A Post Nuclear RPG
- Fallout Tactics
- Windows 98/2000/Me/XP Compatible DVD-ROM

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What our customer's say!

"Came with a present", I bought fallout collection for 20$ its a great game for pc but it came with a present a virus this was probably becuase i bought it used but it litterally killed all the games on my computer except halo i would reccomend this game to people just make sure not to buy it used

"pretty good", I mainly got this for the tactics game. Other family members love fallout 1 & 2. It does have a few issues crashing with XP, but so far tactics does not. Tried to find a patch for 1&2 online without any luck. Overall I am happy with the game considering that it's running on XP, instead of the OP it was designed for.

"DO NOT BUY FOR A LAPTOP", Buyer beware. Apparently this game will NOT work on laptops. I have a laptop, and I've had no problems with the previous two games I've bought for it (Morrowind and Jedi Knight II). After being really excited for Fallout 3, I decided to buy the Fallout Collection--although, not without hesitation because I've had a history of problems with trying to PC game. As it turns out, I should have listened to my hesitations because this game doesn't work. On-board graphics (whatever that means) are not compatible with this game, and most laptops have on-board graphics, which I discovered after consulting the support information for this game. I'm fairly pissed, and I'm reminded of the reason I play games on consoles. Although I'm only out $20, I would have rather spent the money on something else--like my Fallout 3 reservation, or some beer. You have been warned.

"wow i found a good game.", this game is sweet good story but the first one's story is kinda dumb here it is the world was in a war and nukes went off they made vaults to protect every one you find out that your vaults water is going to run out in 150gamedays u can make it 250 by buying water but after you get the water and kill the big bad mutans u get back just so u can get kicked out of the vault i cant tell all the story [spoilers] but all of the games are relly good.

"Not bad", It's not a bad game, but I can't get into it much. Fallout 1 suffers from blackouts on XP (I've tried every fix listed online, so I'll probably have to run a virtual machine with Win 95 or something), but Fallout 2 can run on XP fine. I'm about 3 hours into it, though I don't care for it too much. I personally prefer Diablo 2, though Fallout allows much more interaction with the environment.

Check out no mutants allowed for the patches and stuff for the game.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"You Won't Have A "Fall-ingout" With This Game!", "Fallout"--a game made by Interplay studios in 1997--is a classic game, about a world, decimated by war. You play the Vault Dweller, searching for the technology needed to save his people, even amongst the evil that has taken hold in the world. "Fallout 2"--a game made by Interplay and Black Isle (now Obsidian) studios in 1998--takes place several generations after the first "Fallout". You play a descendant of the original Vault Dweller, who must also find needed technology, and who must save the decrepit world from evil again. "Fallout: Tactics"--a game made by Interplay and 14 Degrees East studios--is a different take on a classic game. Instead of being mandatorilly turn-based, you can choose not to be; It is also more focussed on squad-based gameplay. In this game, you are a paladin for the Brotherhood of Steel, and you and your squad are given the task to save the world--one city at a time. Note: This particular collection is from GSP, which mean that it is a British software company. That means that some things--like the fact that there are no children in the game--will be different. It is recommended that, if you get this game, that you get the most up-to-date patches!

"Blast from the past", Even with as old as they are, these games are still as great as they were when they first came out. Good way to get brushed up for Fallout 3, too!

"Great games for a great price", I really enjoy the fallout series and I definately think that this game is a must have since I've been a gamer my whole life. This is a unique game and alot of fun. Definately reccomend to all serious gamers.

"Good, but...", http://www.nma-fallout.com/

Go there for manual install instruction's on fallout 2 as well as needed patches for all three games.