Fallout New Vegas is amazing!!! I love this game and have been playing it since the game was released. This game has never ending fun exploring the Mojave Desert with all of my unique weapons purifying the wastes! lol, seriously though, amazing game!

Having played all of the games in the series now, I would say that this is graphically the most impressive, The story line is above average, not what I was expecting but ties in well as you play through.

This game is vast and explorable to a fault because it takes you what seems like forever to complete, but you definitely get your moneys worth, especially if bought when there is a steam sale. It does work on windows 8 and 8.1 and does not require a gaming computer to play.

For the record for people who may buy this, this is a steam game, you have to load it through steam and patch it through steam, the game installs from disc for the most part though.

If you're looking for smart, funny, exciting new gameplay this summer, you don't have to run down to GameStop to find it. Get on Steam, PSN, or Xbox Live Arcade and pick up the Old World Blues DLC for Obsidian Entertainment's Fallout: New Vegas .

Fallout: New Vegas ' similarities to Fallout 3 are obvious. The setting is different, but the aesthetic is the same – crumbling buildings, settlements comprised of shacks, unending waves of dusty, tortured wasteland dotted with ruins from a happier past.

Fallout 3 introduced us to a bold new vision of a post-apocalyptic America and provided one of the most satisfying RPG experiences in years. Obsidian's worthy follow-up brings the action west to the bright lights of New Vegas, and while it doesn't perfect the franchise formula, it adds an intriguing...

The sheer amount of things to see and experience is overwhelming. It closely matches Fallout 3 in terms of depth and content; if you loved the original, you'll probably love this one as well

, things seemed to be a little up in the air for additional content releases. A few weeks ago, Bethesda and developer Obsidian Entertainment put those questions to rest by detailing three summer DLC releases, all priced at ten bucks.

New Vegas continues the Fallout Legacy,while staying fresh and exciting. Here's the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of New Vegas. The GOOD: An amazing blend of 50's style with (what if) futuristic and fantasy technology. The shear size of the New Vegas world will blow you away.

I'm going to let you in on a secret. I never completed Fallout 3 . I own the Collector's Edition, complete with the metal lunchbox housing a Vault Boy Bobblehead. I enjoy and admire the game, and believe it lived up to its multiple Game of the Year accolades.