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Check out new screenshots from New Vegas
Mainly the Vegas Striphttp://www.duckandcover.cx/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24205
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http://n4g.com/news/536858/ign-fallout-new-vegas-video-preview
Ign posted a short clip of gameplay
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Just watched that video preview.
I am excited about the game in the general sense but from the looks at that video it doesn’t look like they have updated the graphics engine that much if at all. Which is disappointing coz Fallout 3 is what 2/3 years old now?
I hope i’m not going to get the, more of the same feeling with this one.
I hope they come with some very big suprises, so it’s not just Fallout 3 but in a new city.Hey Szuter, how does it feel knowing Brook might get hands on time with this at E3 before us
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Makes mad lol
But I said the same thing it the podcast that they didn’t upgrade the graphics one bit from what seems like but I ain’t too worried the graphics still look good.
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Oh i and i hope they actually make time to polish this one because Fallout 3 was buggy as shit. Possibly the buggiest game i have ever played, well, until the release of Red Dead Redemption that is lol.
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It wasn’t bad for me and I put in like 200 hours they only problem was dlc in the first few days
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http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-2010-fallout-new/101172
New Gameplay video
WOOOOO
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The main story quest of Fallout 3 (spoiler alert!) ended the game, but the “Broken Steel” add-on changed the ending to let you go back into the Capital Wasteland. That seems unlikely to happen with Fallout: New Vegas because of the way the game ends (and what the ending tells you). At a New Vegas demo last month, senior producer Jason Bergman told me that the ending to New Vegas “explains things well beyond the end of [the] game,” including “what happens to every one of our factions and major characters.”
That means that once the endgame begins, you can’t go back into the game world. Don’t worry — just before the ending, the game warns you that you’ve reached the point of no return, and automatically saves right there. After the end credits, the game gives you two options: you can load that save game, or go to the main menu. When I asked Bergman why Obsidian chose to do it that way, here’s what he said:
We tell the full story of every one of your companions through the end of their lives, and it’s weird to do all that and then jump back and say, “Okay! Now you can keep going again.” So we end the game, and if you want to do other quests, then you go back to that save game before the end sequence.
The way Bergman explained the structure of the ending to me made it sound like Bethesda won’t do something as clumsy as the retcon of “Broken Steel” again, in order to justify the add-ons for New Vegas. We’ll have to wait and see.
Fallout: New Vegas, developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Bethesda Softworks, will launch for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on October 19, 2010, in North America, and on October 22, 2010, in Europe.
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Well I possibly found the New Vegas soundtrack looks great hope its official and not fake
This video has been removed from YouTube: Fallout: New Vegas: Soundtrack – Unforgettable by Nat King Cole.
This video has been removed from YouTube: Fallout: New Vegas Soundtrack 2: Sing Sing Sing by Benny Goodman.
This video has been removed from YouTube: Fallout: New Vegas Soundtrack 3: I've Heard that Song Before by Harry James.
This video has been removed from YouTube: Fallout New Vegas Soundtrack – Jingle Jangle Jingle.
This video has been removed from YouTube: Fallout: New Vegas: Soundtrack 5 – Dear Hearts by Bing Crosby.
This video has been removed from YouTube: Fallout: New Vegas Soundtrack: Frank Sinatra – Blue Moon.
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The achievements leaked online. For anyone interested
Succes Full – Fallout: New Vegas Achievements
I didnt look at them to avoid any possible spoilers
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Just read that 360 will have exclusive DLC. I got it preordered on the PS3 now I have to reconsider . Fallout 3 have exclusive DLC on the 360 for about 6-7 months.
What to do??
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