Duck and Cover

oops double post, sorry

I always felt like "War never changes..." because human nature never changes was the main theme of the intro. It really sets up that stark, nihilistic mood of FO.

Sin City's great, and reads like a movie, but I just don't trust it in the hands of Hollywood.

And as great as Frank Miller is at writing comics, his only forray into screen writing was Robocop 2. :ashamed:

Welcome news, I see a Zombie Rennaissance coming on.

I wonder if Savini will still do the effects...

Romero can't be that young, he must be in his 60s

I always wanted to see more interaction between the NPCs themselves on the level of say BG2 or PS:T. Whether it be admiration, ambivelence, or out right beligerence towards each other. Without that sometimes they border on being like faceless packmules. It builds depth, shows the NPCs have a mind of...

I have no intention of ever playing this game, I don't even own a console.

But out of curiosity I was wondering if Ron Pearlman did the "war never changes" intro.

Anybody know?

Conan.

Escape from New York. John Carpenter wrote pretty darn good music for his movies before he lost touch. Who can forget the Halloween theme?

Dune. I'm no fan of Toto but that music combined with a great novel and David Lynch's directing is pretty eclectic mix that's potent nontheless.