I just noticed...

[Xenonight2]

That the dude who did the soundtrack for Fallout 1 & 2

is the same guy who did the soundtrack for Planescape: Torment


This is like noticing that Bryan plays both that guy in the Doom movie and that bad guy (the Scorpion King) from the Mummy sequel.

What is wrong with me?

I mean, these are all some of the most beautifully crafted and engrossing video game sever made. Also both are well-known for their hella atmospheric soundtracks. And I just now noticed this.

[matey]

I just watched some old wrestling videos

he really does,he really does look like the Rock


man it was epic though,i love old wrestling,now it is shit

****ing Bryan stunnered Stone Cold,and then Stone Cold hit Bryan's special move on Bryan,i forgot the name though

was epic

[Xenonight2]

On that note: Fallout 3 sucks balls.

Well, it's hard to compare them. Fallout 3 is more of an FPS/RPG hybrid than it is the pure RPG of Fallout 1&2. It just appeals to different types, so you can't approach them with similar standards.

[Krunkmasta Flex]

well since black isle made torment and fallout, it makes sense.

[Xenonight2]

Yeah werewolf, that's why I'm shocked I didn't realize this until today.

[Cloud13]

This is like noticing that Bryan plays both that guy in the Doom movie and that bad guy (the Scorpion King) from the Mummy sequel.

This reminds me of something I like to do. I imagine that people in movies and television shows are all connected in some way.

For example, in The World Is Not Enough, Robbie Coltrane's character, Zukovsky, teams up with Bond and is later killed. BUT IN FACT, he did not die, he moved to England, got rid of his Russian accent, grew to enormous size and changed his name to Hagrid.

[Avarance]

Mark Morgan is a genius. Planescape's OST is amazing but his Fallout OST is even better.