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Agreed, overall an epic addition to the Xbox archives. And the modding capabilities, even without a modded console, are just fantastic. I don't think I've ever encountered such an awe inspiring system of weapons design, so much fun.

I saw that game and kept telling myself I needed to buy it. I mean, it looks awesome. More weapons, that rough and tumble gunslinging action I crave, plus correct me if I'm wrong it has a multitude of storylines to follow? Do I see awesome on the horizon? Hearing positive things about this game makes me want to buy it even more, I don't know why I didn't when it came out. -_-

I'm still a nerdy Pokemon addict, that's probably why. That's what Pokemon needs. Guns, a more diverse storyline, and evil characters who actually pose a real threat, but that's pushing it for Nintendo... hmm, an easy transition to violence for Pokemon... We need Pokemon who attack and maim humans more. twisted I'm talking charred limbs, poisoned people hacking up black and purple phlegm and people writhing on the ground because they made fun of Drowzee's funny nose.

The storyline is admittedly not the best one ever, their are many side quests to keep you busy and active, and plus, unlike most games, weapons chests re spawn when you exit and reload the game, so you never get bored raiding bandit camps. It's not 100% sandbox, but there are many different maps in the game, each sprawling with a unique terrain. Plus with the skill trees, each you could play twice with the same character and not have the same experience, and with the weapon generation system, you likely will not have the same experience any way. Like, I did runs with Roland, the soldier class, for the achievements, and in one I was slinging an SMG and a long range sniper rifle, the next, a shotgun and a high powered revolver.