Why Fallout 3 Looked Like That (And Why it Matters)

The 2008 Hit video game Fallout 3 is a lot of things: a post-apocalyptic RPG, fun as hell to play, and yes, of course, green. This video takes a stab at dissecting the green filter or tint of Fallout 3, a controversial subject for many a Fallout Fan, to see if it’s really worth bringing back in the inevitable Fallout 3 Remastered. What do you think? Should the green tint make a return in Fallout 3 Remastered? Is the tint tired and old, and should we see a new direction similar to Oblivion Remastered? Let me know what you think down in the comments! Thank you so much for watching. Like the video if you commented on it and comment that you liked it. Subscribe to see more awesome content like this in the future! Share this video with your elderly parents, I believe they will enjoy it. CHECK OUT THE LATEST FALLOUT VIDEO HERE:    • Are Fallout 3's NPCs Self-Aware?   Many a True Nerd:    / @manyatruenerd   Nick930:    / @nick930   HBomberGuy:    / @hbomberguy   MUSIC: Dear Hearts and Gentle People | Bob Crosby and the Bobcats Green, Green Grass of Home | Porter Wagoner Music Production courtesy of: Epidemic Sound TWITCH:   / mountainmanrs   TWITTER:   / mountainmanrs   DISCORD:   / discord   Runescape Channel:    / @mountainmanrs   Here are the timestamps in the video to jump around if need be: 00:00 What's the Deal with Green? 02:29 The Beginning 05:28 The Art of Green 07:03 Concrete Proof 08:02 Fallout 3's Identity 12:11 The End #fallout #fallout3 #mods