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After Pokémon And Dark Souls, Twitch Is Now Attempting To Play Fallout 3
After TwitchPlaysPokémon, watching Twitch facilitate the crowd-source playing of video games has become a strange phenomenon. Fallout 3 is the latest to participate in the trend.
You can find the stream by heading here. Things are going... slow. As it turns out, Fallout 3 is a very complicated game with a lot of menu navigation. I can confirm the group was able to knock out at least one enemy, though.
For more on TwitchPlays, which has become its own sub-genre of streaming, head here to read about all the mythos born from TwitchPlaysPokemon, and here to read an interview with its creator.
Additionally, as part of our Dark Souls III coverage this month, we sat down with Dark Souls creator Hidetaka Miyazaki to watch TwitchPlaysDarkSouls and get his thoughts on the whole thing. You can find that video here.
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