Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

I would give this 0 stars if I could. can't even play it. first load up was a stuttery mess, with no mods installed, so I installed new vegas stutter remover, then I started having frequent crashes, so I installed new vegas anti-crash, the stutter was mostly gone but the crashes just kept coming, could not play it, too many crashes. what a letdown, I've never got the chance to play this game since it came out.

Wowow I love this game so i am a bit biased, but the graphics are terrible, the gunplay is even worse, there are a lot of bugs and I love it so much. The storytelling is incredible, not just the dialogue, the storylines are interesting yes, but the environments tell you a much bigger story. Its good stuff

I only played the base game. The first time, I met Benny and left the game there. Uninstalled it. The second time I did not even reach the gleaming city for a long while, but I did not want it to be like the first time and I had to really force myself to finish the main quest. I did not even think about how I wanted to finish it, I just chose to side with Caesar, like, finish it fast and rushed. It was kinda painful and made me feel dumb for most of the time. I do not know if that ruined my first (and better) experience. The final battle is so low and makes the bad combat system shine in such a way, but nevertheless, the game is so good it rewards you in the most unexpected ways and in the least unexpected places of the Mojave. I am looking forward to playing the DLCs and the general game at fullscreen mode. Well done, Obsidian.

Does this only support NVIDIA drivers? I do not believe so/think I heard something like that. So I would be mindful of that. Would be super unfortunate for myself. But I can't knock this game really. Can be kinda of a time-suck/killer though lol

Since the release of Fallout 2 in 1998, Fallout series has suffered from a long streak of failed spin-offs such Fallout tactics, Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel and Fallout 3. While mechanic-wise these games were on par with the originals, the plot, which has always been the selling point of the Fallout series, was at most mediocre. Fallout New Vegas finally manages to create the world as atmospheric and immersive as the first two games. The slightly humorous feel of the first Fallout is also present here, with more wackiness in the vein of Fallout 2 togglable at will. Also the plot is nuanced and quite mature. It even outdoes the previous games in choices and consequences department with multiple (and oftentimes more than just 2) solutions to almost every quest. If you're looking for open world RPG with great plot, or if you're looking just for a great game, look no further; Fallout New Vegas is great game in its own right and a worthy successor to first two Fallouts!