Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

This is a strong title. It takes nearly everything from Fallout 3 and refurbishes most of it into a really strong and cohesive RPG with a far stronger gunplay and inner rules that lure you in after a couple of hours. You can even skip everything altogether and venture ahead, wherever you wanna... The less said, the better and more rewarding. New Vegas allows you to let your curiosity tell the story. New Vegas is an RPG game done right.

If you've thought about buying Fallout, you've probably wondered which game would be the best entry point to the series. Most places, people will point you towards New Vegas. Though I can't comment on how it compares to the other games, as I haven't played them, I can say that on its own, New Vegas is an amazing game. The first thing to talk about is the story and characters. Obsidian does a great job of building the world and the characters within. This is the part of the game that doesn't age like graphics and mechanics do, and it absolutely makes New Vegas worth playing. Speaking of graphics, it's a game from 2010. Don't expect wonders, it looks mediocre at the best of times. Very buggy, as expected. Crashes and poor performance can be fixed with some stability mods, so as long as you're willing to fiddle around with the files a little bit, that shouldn't be a problem. As far as gameplay goes, it's nothing to write home about. The shooting is just decent, RPG portion is pretty good. It's fun to play around, but you you're buying this game for the story.

Neither Fallout 3 or NV would start for me. The intro worked until the game actually started then would crash. After trying everything I could find on line I finally found a solution. On the Nexus there is a mod that makes the game run on a Nvdia 6700. The mod's name is Fallout 3 Intel bypass package. If you want to experience an even better game try the Tales of Two Wasteland that combines Fallout 3 & New Vegas into one great game.

cure for 4's fever

8 months ago I finished what I consider to be one of the greatest games I've ever played -- Fallout: New Vegas. I fell in love with it. So much so that I spent almost all my free time over the quarantine making a 4-hour video about the video about my experience with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URQ1tSUguYE There are so many things New Vegas does right. Storytelling. Fun RPG mechanics. Getting lost and adventuring through an interesting post-apocolytic Las Vegas region. You'll have moments where you'll be laughing out hysterically, moments where you'll be shuttering in fear, moments where you might borderline shed a tear, and pretty much every other emotion you can possibly feel. All while you have a great time killing things and blowing sh*t up with mini nukes! Buy this game, get lost in it, and go nuts!