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In this October 19 edition of Retro Ad Replay, we take a trip back 10 years, when Fallout: New Vegas first launched on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 It’s October 19, 2010 Developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Bethesda Softworks, this post-apocalyptic action RPG tasked players with navigating a nuclear wasteland where mutant monsters roam As the title suggests, the New Vegas setting is a futuristic version of Las Vegas, hit hard by a nuclear attack
GameRevolution Fallout: New Vegas review gave the game a 45/5 rating, celebrating the many side quests, “Hardcore Mode”, “Reputation and factions”, “Companion Wheel” and added colors found on The Strip
Because if a battle ensues, a bullet, grenade or uppercut well placed in the jaw always fixes most problems Such is the value of the Pip-Boy and my concern for those who venture without a C ‘is vUNETS The system allows for methodical fire on anyone unfortunate enough to be a target – whether a raider, a radscorpion, or an insect-eyed recruit With a weapon in good condition, best suited with scopes and magazines bigger, and a bunch of stimpaks and chems, there’s not much to worry about
As long as freedom prevails in this irradiated frontier, adventure awaits loans and yearns for The Fool can wander for weeks in any direction and return with a wealth of guns, skill books and Nuka-Cola victories Here the air hangs on the tinkle of fate, and the world can be shaped by one’s will and another’s luck War never changes – they say – but the dice have been launched, the risks have been cast and New Vegas is calling our bets
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World News – USA – Retro Ad Replay – Fallout: New Vegas 10th Anniversary – GameRevolution