Fallout New Vegas Now before I begin this review I have a confession to make, I'm not a gamer, I hadn't even seen an Xbox until my husband moved in. However, after being ill and stuck at home for a while, he suggested I have a go and try playing one of his games, to which he recommended Fallout New Vegas. I had seen bits of the game in the background while he had been playing it, but really I wasn't sure what I was to expect and I did doubt whether I would even like it or get the hang of all the buttons. However, being a bit fed up I decided to sit down and give it a go. --The massive open world-- The game is primarily ...  Read the complete review

Fallout: New Vegas. Probably one of the most anticipated releases in the x-box 360's short life. Another collaboration between game programmers Obsidian and Black Isle (who produced the original RPG games on the PC many years back!), this was released under the same Bethesda Studios banner as the previous game. Indeed, the same open game engine from Fallout 3 was used in New Vegas, with slightly better rendering and improved AI. New Vegas was originally thought to be a mere add-on to Fallout 3. Fallout 4 was already in development (expected early 2013) and there had already been a handful of add-on games to F3. This looked like an 'extra ...  Read the complete review

After being a huge fan of Fallout 3, I highly anticipated the release of Fallout New Vegas (it was rated the number 1 most wanted game of 2010). For me Fallout 3 was one of the best games released on the 360 and waiting nearly two years for the release of New Vegas was a long slog. Story The story for the game although strange and takes a little while to get in to is a bit better than that of the previous game. You play a courier who is shot by a mysterious person. Pulled out of your grave and saved from death your quest is to find out who did this to you and why. As you explore the Mojave wasteland (made up of the Mojave desert, Vegas and ...  Read the complete review

Welcome to the Mojave wasteland. Taking place in the year 2281, four years after the events of Fallout 3 the whole game takes place in the radiated wasteland of Nevada and the Mojave Desert. Unlike Fallout 3 the Majoave Wasteland was not directly hit by the nuclear bombs, so therefor the mutations of it's inhabitants is minimal compared to the setting for Fallout 3. The games puts you in play as a mysterious Courier, while delivering a package to New Vegas the player was ambushed and left to die in a shallow grave near the small town of Goodsprings. Victor, a friendly robot with ulterior motives witnesses the ambush and takes the player to the ...  Read the complete review

I had never played fallout in any capacity untill fallout 3 ended up in my in my possession and quite frankly i am absolutely hooked. The game came out on october the 19th in the usa and the 22nd in the uk (why?) another fine product from bethesda who have the real RPG (role playing game) format on lock down in my opinion hands down. Fallout vegas has such a vast amouunt of gameplay options that listing them all here right now would be quite frankly impossible and i would quite enjoy being able to carry on with my own life at some point. Games like fallout can easily hit 100 hours of game play and still offer way more which is great as a buyer as you ...  Read the complete review