I liked fallout 3 better than Oblivion, I thought the setting was way more interesting and unique than Oblivion. In a way F3 was like a spiritual successor to Morrowind for me.

I liked fallout 3 better, than oblivion.  I couldn't get passed the first two hours of oblivion because it was all very boring to me.  Even though post apacolyptic is overrated, fallout 3 was a cool world to be in and I had fun doing the missions.  it wasn't perfect though, I didn't play it as much as everyone else and I only played it once through, but thats a lot longer than what I lasted with oblivion which didn't really pull me in as I thought it would.

Between the two, Oblivion is where it's at. The random encounters in FO3 do give the world a nice sense of habitation that Oblivion doesn't have, butmagic and weapon customization go a long, long way in a game where you can create your own characters. Plus the fact that aiming a ranged weapon at an enemy and shooting them in the head actually works in Oblivion goes a long way too.
 
Though I will give FO3 mad credit for one thing: you can pick up dead corpses and dance around with them to some crazy 1940s music.

16 hours on Fallout 3, 120 hours on Oblivion.

Morrowind had the best world, the best immersion, the best/wondrous feeling of exploration, the best music, the most variety. Oblivion and Fallout 3 were dumbed down, although Fallout 3 less so. If you really think about, Oblivions world is just as bland as Fallout 3. Oh look, another forest.

" They are bother pretty bad games. I dont think i could say one was better then the other. "

Both games are kind of MEH, while they're are fine when considered alone, however both are overshadowed by their predecessors.
Morrowind was to me by far better then Oblivion
And Fallout 3 simply was a disappointment compared to Fallout 1 and 2

I am in the Oblivion camp on this one. Maybe it was because I was 13 when it came out, or maybe because it was the game that sold me on the Xbox 360 (Yes, the Xbox. Because even back then I knew that there was no chance in hell of my parents ever buying a new computer), but for whatever reason I find oblivion to be a tighter experience than Fallout 3. I like them both, mind you, but there is far more stuff to do in Oblivion that doesn't involve scouring every single inch of the wasteland looking for a single quest. Yes, the complaints about it being generic are valid, but I enjoyed the sandbox "Anything goes" vibe that it gave. 
 
As for Morrowind... fuck that game. I have tried multiple, multiple times to get into it with very little success. Maybe walking around an empty world looking for quest objectives at a snail's pace only to get killed because you entered an area you weren't supposed to is your kind of thing, but it sure as hell isn't mine.

" I am in the Oblivion camp on this one. Maybe it was because I was 13 when it came out, or maybe because it was the game that sold me on the Xbox 360 (Yes, the Xbox. Because even back then I knew that there was no chance in hell of my parents ever buying a new computer), but for whatever reason I find oblivion to be a tighter experience than Fallout 3. I like them both, mind you, but there is far more stuff to do in Oblivion that doesn't involve scouring every single inch of the wasteland looking for a single quest. Yes, the complaints about it being generic are valid, but I enjoyed the sandbox "Anything goes" vibe that it gave.   As for Morrowind... fuck that game. I have tried multiple, multiple times to get into it with very little success. Maybe walking around an empty world looking for quest objectives at a snail's pace only to get killed because you entered an area you weren't supposed to is your kind of thing, but it sure as hell isn't mine. "

No, Sorry but your wrong.
Just my opinion but yeah,  Your wrong.
 
Fallout was just as good as Oblivion,
The scenery I will give you but the rest was just as good.
And as far as the scenery goes.... Well its a post apocalyptic wasteland
What did you expect? Lush forests and Sci-fi style magical cities?