One thing that could have been better is the character, you don't know your own player, who he is, the game lacks character development on the whole. And as mentioned earlier, traveling can feel overencumbered(pun intended) , its too slow paced.

Background -------------- I loved Fallout 3. Elder scrolls developer Bethesda had taken a much loved series in an even more positive direction. Isometric viewed CRPGs were, if not dead, then certainly unwell. Long live the 1st person CRPG.

Seven months have passed since Fallout: New Vegas first hit the shelves, and with most gamers having already completed the experience several times over, Bethesda have arguably completely missed the boat with their episodic series of small expansion packs.

The survivalist diaries are exceptionally poignant and well-written; Sizeable map area and plenty of locations; A real breath of fresh air...

Predictable; samey and forgettable quests; Little in the way of new rewards; challenges and interesting characters; Surprisingly short; nothing new

A disappointing end to the Courier's travels, somehow going out with a nuclear explosion and a whimper at the exact same time.

Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road The courier's saga comes to an end in Lonesome Road, the fourth and final downloadable installment for Fallout: New Vegas. Intended to put a tidy bow on the origin story that's seeded throughout the sprawling game, this chapter naturally has a heavy focus on...

Since this did not ship directly from newegg I cannot fault their efforts... but the company packaging should be better than it was...

Outstanding game..

Case when arrived, was shattered into a dozen pieces..; The game itself did not appear to be damaged, but the artwork (DVD Sleeve) was torn and ripped..; the game was only wrapped in a paper packaging (NOT a blisterpak) and failed to survive UPS handling..

Fallout: New Vegas opens with the execution of the player at the hands of Chandler Bing. If that sounds like something you might be interested in (and it should) then please read on.In 2077 devastating nuclear war rendered the Earth's surface uninhabitable.

The Good: Manages to bring a new vibe to the somewhat tired Fallout gameplay model. The Bad: That itself gets pretty repetitive after awhile. The Ugly: With a whole lotta dying and reloading. I'm really conflicted about the first DLC for Fallout New Vegas – Dead Money.

When Fallout 3 launched two years ago on the PC, the gaming public and press heralded the post apocalyptic RPG an instant classic, with a few reservations. Sure there were a few hold outs who said while they were glad the series had been resurrected; the newest release had lost some of the flavor of...

Tons of good side quests; Hard core mode makes the game much more satisfying; New game play tweaks expand and enhance the RPG experience; The game feels more like a true successor to the original series; high replayability factor

Frequent crashes; Lots of other little bugs; Areas of the game could have used more time with the QA department; Enemies get embedded in the scenery; Main quest line is largely uninspiring

I thought the game was very fun and has great graphics. Unfortunately, you are forced to download and install Steam, even with the CD. The game is also full of various bugs and lag or choppy parts. Sometimes the game will just sit at the loading screen the first time you start it.