There are fixes - NVAC or downloading an older direct3d9.dll file and placing it in the game folder

I hadn't heard about this, so I did a bit of checking around on the web, and as far as I can tell, the problem only seems to occur on PCs that have Windows 10 installed.

Double-checked my PC (Windows 8.1, GTX 1060, driver version 375.57) when I read about possible driver compatibility problems and the game ran fine.

Thanks :)

And again glad that I have not found a single reason to update to Win10.

I played through New Vegas just a month ago on my Win 10. Had some problems to fix but after some tweaking played well. Crashed a couple of times during the playthrough that took a bit less than 90 hours.
With Win10 / Nvidia 860M / Asus laptop.

Pretty sure all drivers after 368.81 (14/07/2016) break Fallout 3 / Fallout: New Vegas / Skyrim (?) on Win10 with the Anniversary Update - Nvidia fobbing this off as MS fault and as of yet (to my knowledge) hasn't been fixed

And as I say that today's release - 376.19 - seems to have fixed the problems

Oh nice! Are there any reports of other problems from others or yourself that you've seen? I might actually finally update my pretty old drivers if that's the case. Using Win 10 64 bit (not anniversary version) with a Gigabyte GTX 670 (2GB) by the way.

Does this mean we have to look forward to posts of "NEW VEGAS!!!!!!!11111!" with every anticipated release? :-)

Looking at the release notes, it indeed mentions that this driver fixes the Win 10 crash issue with Oblivion, New Vegas, Skyrim, etc.

Add FALLOUT3!!!!!!!! and SKYRIM!!!!!? >_>

But yeah... FO3/NV (haven't tested TESV) no longer crash as soon as you try to start a new game... at least for me - 980TIs in SLI / Win10 Home w/ Anniversary Update

As an addendum to my above post, the developers have revealed that the game will be released on December 16th and will cost $19.99. Some more info can be found here:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/531680/discussions/0/343787283755135547/

Hmm... Like I said it was just around a month ago and my drivers are updated regularly.
I googled and it did take me a while to get things running properly. There were things like having to start a new game every time first and then loading my save... Can't remember if the latest tweak fixed that or not.
But yeah without those tweaks that some gamers had done it was a no-go.

Edit: ah sorry, you already talked about it and there's a new fix too, right on!

NEW VEGAS!!!!!!!11111!

Ehm. Sorry.

Since Thursday is imho more or less "the classics" day - one can dream, right? Just 2 more nights till......,

Nothing! Absolutely nothing! =P

I'm afraid you're right. Darnit!