Post beautiful pictures from other games, there are enough out there.
It is also possible to tell a story with your picture, when posting them here. I'll maybe give some examples in the future.

Fallout 3: probably the best game i've ever played.
nice story, nice atmosphere, details, graphics, etc.
some screenshots from the gameplay

[IMG]http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/1744/fallout3nicecave.jpg[/IMG]
Shot at 2009-07-16

[IMG]http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/7707/fallout3nicedetails.jpg[/IMG]
Shot at 2009-07-16

[IMG]http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/6568/fallout3fromabove.jpg[/IMG]
Shot at 2009-07-16

[IMG]http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/1744/fallout3nicecave.th.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/7707/fallout3nicedetails.th.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/6568/fallout3fromabove.th.jpg[/IMG]

Hmm, I never knew if it was actually a good game, because on screenshots it always looked boring to me.

It's from Bethesda and their games are known to look in compare to such like the Gothic-series, where every tree is placed by hand, a bit constuction kit-like.
Is that in Fallout 3 also a problem? Are there many and good quests? And does the game have a golden thread, or is the player lost as in Morrowind?

my screenshots are not verry sugestive. i never took them to be posted on the thread. the game can give more ;P
there is no golden thread. its your choice to select your own way to solve the quests. i think u can even pass many of them. u can be either a good person or a villan, or both, to do whatever u wanna.
i think there are many quests. i can't tell for sure. i still have to play a lot of it.
anyway, i am impressed by post-apocalyptic scenarios. the story and characters make it verry good, the quests, the level and amount of details.
this is my subjective opinion, maybe u have to read some others

ive never played morrowind. but here the player is lost too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout_3

Morrowind is just enourmous and has a gigantic amount of dialogs, NPCs, and history (in books). The whole island on which it plays can be discovered right from the beginning, but there are bandits and monsters, so it's a bad idea. It also features really big cities and it's hard to keep an overview. You can say, that it needs about 1 day to get known to one city (I only saw 3 until now, because I never found a real motivation to finish the game, but I'll do one day).

The capital Vivec is even bigger. It's seperated into 5 quarters on levels of height. It also may take one day to visit only two of the quarters and to find some quests.


It's probably the largest game I have ever seen. Maybe I can post some pictures, as I also run some plugins to improve many things.

The cutscenes in Company of Heroes are really great, almost cinematic. The game itself is also great. I never played an RTS where action was so forced and where you would loose immediately, if you stay in your base until you have a big army and would then send them all into the enemies base.


[IMG]http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/3913/reliccoh2.th.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/4641/reliccoh1.th.jpg[/IMG]


And this is something I build in Minecraft:
[IMG]http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/4667/minecraft.th.jpg[/IMG]

It's free to play for now (the developer intend to make a version that can be bought with survival-playmode): http://www.minecraft.net/

Played it with some guys from GSPB and it was really fun to create something together in realtime. Caves, towns on water, underwater palaces, skydomes and so on.