Cheers!

I have never played this game due to Steam only release...

Thank you for bringing it here. Wishlisting it for now.

Hope to see more newer gems like this soon!

Thank you GOG!

I just saw New Vegas has achievements, thanks for this GOG-y! <3

Wishlisted.
I think it's cool that gog released a good old game.
What a world we live in, where 2008 is considered old.

Edit:Also this edition includes content that the Steam edition does not include, not without charging extra. Am I right?

If someone only has the required free time to play NV once, what mods would you recommend? Not looking for stuff that makes graphics prettier or more weapon models; i'd be more interested in mods/patches that are absolutely essential (for example if they can remove/repair/enhance any bad aspects the game may have) even for a first playthrough. You know, it's an Obsidian game after all and that means bugs, right?

I think it was re-install but can't be sure since I took it to a tech store.

I certainly have north of 500 ours in this game... but what the hell, bought it anyways.

I did not have any hard CTDs in New Vegas for 100+ hours of the Ultimate Edition on Steam, just minor clipping bugs, maybe some obscure quest bug that made no difference to progression. I thought the consoles were problematic because of memory limitations?

F : NV was the game which introduced me to Steam. Nice to see its drm-free release.

I can FINALLY play this without Steam!!!!!! You guys have no idea how long I've waited for this (you could guess though, since this came out in 2010, so about 7 years actually)! I had pre-ordered New Vegas as soon as it was announced, the Collector's Edition too, since I liked the idea of a physical copy that could retain its value and be resold at some point (what a crazy idea, but its true, all games used to be like that and if you didn't like it you could sell it and get some of your money back, hard to believe not, we turn our money in bits and send it off into the ether, then we get something that only exists in the ether that you can't hold or resell).

When the game arrived, I excitedly put the DVD into my PC, expecting to see an autorun setup or maybe some extra goodies, but instead my virginal PC was given an STD! That disc didn't install a game on my system, it installed Steam!!! Then I had to waste my precious bandwidth (only 1 Mbps at the time) to download the entire game from Steam's servers because of a Day 1 patch! My worldview shattered that very day. I became paranoid that I could no longer trust people. Everything I knew became wrong. GOG has finally taken the firsts steps to righting the world here. I may be able to heal after I burn a copy of the GOG version installer to a DVD, and place it neatly inside of Fallout New Vegas Collector's Edition case, replacing the original useless Steam install disc which I shall shatter into a thousand pieces like the pieces of my sanity that were lost that day 7 years ago.

You can't assume because a game company publishes a game that they own it. In a lot of cases,the publishing company is just releasing and distriubitng the game for a fee/cut of the sales,while another company retains the actual ownership. It happens a lot in the gaming industry.

Great release(s), GOG...we could expect something special around that 2000th game in the catalog. ;)

Same for me :)
Btw, I can't believe my account on here is only a year younger than F:NV... it seems like eons ago that I first played it.

Holy crap it happened!

2001: A DRM Free Odyssey

Unbelievable. I've been waiting for this one for a long time! Thanks GOG.