If you are a fan of the Elder Scrolls series, check out the Fallout games. If you are a fan of Fallout 3 but have not played this yet, it is worth $20. Buy it.

immersive - great post-apocalyptic atmosphere - new challenging mode - great storyline - amazingly fun gameplay

- a lot of people have complained of glitches / bugs..; although I save regularly and haven't encountered any game-breaking bugs yet, they do exist - not quite as good as Fallout 3

Great graphics and story line but too many missions of walking back and forth just to talk to characters ... with multiple wait/load screens. Spend as much time watching load screen as playing

..maybe a lot of lag. Look. The game is great. Hands down my favorite FO title. However, getting anywhere close to the Crimson Caravan I'm running 1fps. Best thing to do is try to save before reaching the area and restarting the game. And repeating if necessary.

This is a very good price for this item. Local Game Stores sell this for more. If you are into this particular genre of video game and enjoy the Fallout Series, then this package is the best way to enjoy this particular title as all the DLC are included and is much cheaper than buying the digital...

Great game have on Xbox for the price bought it for PS3 also

This is one of my favorite games ever. I've played it for hours and hours on the PC and it's really nice to be able to play it on the big screen on m

I like to call Fallout 3 and New Vegas the Back To The Future 1 & 2 of video games. New Vegas is bigger, better, crazier, and more ambitious than Fallout 3, but it's still heavily anchored in what came before in Fallout 3.

Fallout: New Vegas puts you in the boots of a dead courier. Well, maybe not dead but pretty close in the opening sequence. You are found and brought to a local doctor where you answer some questions on the GOAT exam...whoops, I mean some psychological questions.

I absolutely loved Fallout 3. It's probably the game I've spent the most time with during the last couple of years. Big shoes to fill for Obsidian Entertainment, but then again with a team bursting with talent from the original Fallout developers at Black Isle. What could possibly go wrong?

It seems that recent years have seen the post apocalyptic setting used more and more in video games . In 2008 Fallout 3 took the systems and mechanics that Bethesda had created for their earlier, more fantastical, Elder Scrolls game and threw them into Black Isle Studios' (members of which departed...

Compulsive in a way that is only comparable to its predecessors; Fantastically complex quest system and intermingled relationships; A huge world; full of deep and immersive situations to get lost in; Fans of Fallout 3 will be instantly at home here

Plenty of glitches and bugs which seem to be left over from its predecessor; Often slow-paced with an over-reliance on the fast-travel system to keep things moving; Perhaps it's too similar to its predecessor