GayGamer.<blockquote>On our way to Megaton, we stopped in a few abandoned buildings to test out or enemy blasting abilities. We only had one weapon, but it was quite effective against the nuclear created monstrosities that seemed to be lurking around every corner. Where the game really shine is the V.A.T.S targeting system. A quick press of the right trigger freezes the action and allows you to target certain body parts. Once your targeting points have been spent, a press of the A button will start a slow motion scene as your bullets rip through the enemy's body causing limbs and other body parts (depending on where you targeted) to go flying. It was especially satisfying when the enemy was right on top of you, about to strike and you could send its head exploding in three different directions.</blockquote>That VideoGame Blog.<blockquote>I ran down to the bomb, planted the charge, and turned around to see the town sheriff, Lucas Simms, asking me what I was doing. At first I was afraid that I had been caught red-handed, but surprisingly I was easily able to convince him that I was just wandering around and was just about to leave. I left the settlement, and started hoofing it towards the meeting place, a tower out in the distance. It took a while to make it out there, but looking around and seeing the post-apocalyptic ruins around me was enough to stay occupied. When I finally reached the tower, I met Mr. Burke at the top on a balcony, where I was then instructed to throw a switch to detonate the nuke, and along with it the town of Megaton. I did, and the explosion was like nothing I have ever seen in-game before. After watching the innocents die, and being told my demo was over, I decided to end it in style. I pulled out a bat I had in my inventory and beat Burke to death, then jumped off the balcony with a good five seconds of free fall ending with an instant death, which was no surprise after such a high fall.</blockquote>Spotted on F3: APNB.
