When you approach Nipton for the first time, a raving madman runs towards you babbling about winning the lottery. To help you remember, here is a list of some of the greatest moments in the Fallout franchise. But now seems like a better time than ever to look back over the series’ greatest moments in anticipation for what lies ahead. The wasteland has no shortage of things to see, gear to loot and people to kill, and with Fallout 4 gracing our screens this fall, there is no telling what sort of strange, hilarious and morally depraved horrors await us in the rancid streets of Boston. Some are explosive, others are violent and many of them are downright weird.
Don’t let decades of visual and mechanical innovations fool you at its heart, Fallout has always been about creating memories. And, in a sense, neither do the Fallout games. Check out the teaser trailer here.If you pay any attention to videogames you’ve probably heard that war never changes. It will have a very different feel from that standpoint.”įallout: New Vegas will be released this coming Fall for Xbox 360, PS 3 and PC. There are casinos, and you can go down onto the Strip.
Unlike Fallout 3, New Vegas is an actual city, not a collection of shantytowns. “Unlike the previous Fallouts, where you start in a vault and you are a vault dweller, this one starts with a curveball,” says Pete Hines of Bethesda Softworks. A robot digs you out and takes you to a local caregiver, Doc Mitchell, who nurses you back to health. The article gives away some spoilers for the beginning of the game:Īt the outset of the game, your character is shot and left in a shallow grave in the desert, lifted of the package you were entrusted with delivering.
If you read today’s issue of USA Today, there was an article about the upcoming Fallout title developed by Obsidian, Fallout: New Vegas.
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