


Some even say he rules the city to this day, from his shining tower at the Lucky 38 Casino. House, a pre-war business mogul who prepared Las Vegas for the Great War. It doesn't have as many problems as most places do thanks to Mr. It's 2281, and the Mojave Wasteland is an okay place to live. Like its predecessor, New Vegas is a first-person (with optional third person) Action RPG. Thus, in a way, New Vegas serves as more of a direct sequel to Fallout 2 than the actual Fallout 3, wrapping up the region's Myth Arc while opening up new possibilities for future stories. A good chunk of the development team were exiles from the late Black Isle Studios - responsible for Fallout 2 and the canceled Van Buren - and the game returns to the west coast setting of the originals. Released in 2010, it chronologically takes place after Fallout 3, but it is not the next numbered main game in the series. You can get rid of that brown hue pervading the game, breath some life into those gormless characters' faces, and even build your own settlement in the wasteland - just like in Fallout 4! So if you want to start acclimatising to the harsh realities of life in the Boston Wasteland, then get your hands dirty with these New Vegas mods to make it feel like the desert edition of Fallout 4.Fallout: New Vegas is the fifth (canonical) game in the Fallout series, developed by Obsidian Entertainment and produced by Bethesda.

That means you can spruce up New Vegas to look absolutely stunning. With New Vegas running on the same engine as Fallout 3, it has just as rich a modding community as its predecessor. Now, it's time for the Mojave Wasteland of New Vegas to get the makeover it deserves. To make this journey a bit more fun for you, a couple of weeks ago, I told you how to get the most of Fallout 3 by modding it to look and play a lot like Fallout 4. There are no doubt plenty of people who are preparing for the next apocalypse - or rather the same apocalypse that happens in every Fallout game but told from a different angle - by playing previous games in the series. Fallout 4 is a matter of weeks away, and it's going to turn the world into a barren wasteland as gamers the world over get glued to their rigs for (at least) the next six months. Stock up on 100 cans of corned beef, get a crate of rice puddings and start settling into that makeshift nuclear bunker you built in your back garden 'just in case'.
