Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition is the newest iteration of the post-apocalyptic simulator from Bethesda. This New Vegas is the same one we’ve been playing since 2010, but with all of the DLC and small packs rolled in. Too bad Bethesda also included their signature quirks.
Starting today, Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition is free at Epic Games Store. The free game offer runs until June 1 at 11 AM Eastern. Once you claim it, it's yours to keep.
Writing for Techraptor, author Robert G revives an old series as he explores the history and depth behind video game characters. This weeks episode takes a look at Arcade Gannon of Fallout: New Vegas
Bioshock Infinite: The Complete Edition has been discounted to $10 while The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition and Fallout 3: Game of The Year Edition have been dropped to $9.99 on the Xbox 360 and PS3.
Oh what!? I didn't know they had released a Complete Edition of Bioshock Infinite. I need to get that ASAP. I already have the platinum but haven't played the DLC yet.
I love fallout.
It's the same buggy piece of crap just with all the dlc
I never got into New Vegas even though I loved FO3. It just didn't have a hundredth of the atmosphere that 3 had even though it had more content and some real gameplay improvements. From the moment I left the Vault in 3 I was in another world, there was something amazing about just walking around that desolate sepia toned world and listening to either the whistle of the wind through the burnt out wreckage of civilization or listening to haunting old songs that just fit the mood of this world so well.
I remember the very first raider that attacked me, tire iron in hand, fireman's helmet on his head and malnourished dog by his side. I could just sense his existence in this harsh new world, forced to become a monster just to stay alive. Knowing I might have to do the same as I looted his makeshift armor and possessions then continuing on alone into the dusty barren wasteland.
Then there was my experience with New Vegas, which was closer to, 'Wow, everything's so colourful. Wow, there are so many more people to meet and places to go. Wow, this colour really saps the atmosphere out of the world. Wow, every single one of these people is some kind of ridiculous one dimensional stereotype. Jesus, can I take three steps without running into an NPC? Where the hell is the wasteland?'
It wouldn't even seem like a Bethesda game without a few bugs!
>Gamebryo