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Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Platform For Display
PC
Edition
Ultimate
Dimensions
7.5 x 5.5 x 0.6 in; 4.8 oz
Weight
4.8 oz
Publication Date
February 7, 2012
Type of item
DVD-ROM

Features 4

  • Beyond the Wasteland: The world of New Vegas is more expansive than ever. Each new distinct area presents a fresh set of branching-quests, remarkable personalities and more chances to play the Savior or the Pariah to the natives of New Vegas.
  • Honest Hearts: An expedition into Utah's Zion National Park goes horribly wrong and you become embroiled in a war between tribes and put into a conflict between a New Canaanite missionary and the mysterious Burning Man.
  • Old World Blues: Transported to the Big MT research crater, you are enlisted by the Think Tank to save them from their own science experiments that have gone horribly out of control.
  • Lonesome Road: Ulysses, the original Courier Six, contacts you and promises to answer why he refused to deliver the Platinum Chip at the start of Fallout: New Vegas, but only if you make one last journey into the treacherous canyons of the Divide.

Description

Welcome Back to New Vegas!With the introduction of the Ultimate Edition, Bethesda Softworks offers you the chance to double-down and get the complete package of New Vegas fun. For the first time in one package, you can get all the Fallout: New Vegas content including the full suite of highly acclaimed add-on content: Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road. To sweeten the pot, you'll be armed with the latest cache of unique weapons, ammo types and recipes from the most recent add-on packs: Courier's Stash and Gun Runners Arsenal.Whether you're a seasoned explorer of the Mojave or playing the game for the first time, you'll find there are more friends and enemies to make, more consequences to your actions and more opportunities to live in glory or infamy throughout the Wasteland. The choices you make will be as crucial to your survival as ever.Enjoy your stay. You are on a perilous journey across the Great Southwest in a post- nuclear world. As you trek across the treacherous Mojave Wasteland, you'll need to keep your senses sharp for what may be lurking around the next corner. Your goal is to make a name for yourself, but beware — in New Vegas, fortunes can change in an instant. Welcome to Vegas. New Vegas. All the latest weapons Become the King of New Vegas Battle against mutated creatures SynopsisIt's the kind of town where you dig your own grave before being shot in the head and left for dead. It's a town of dreamers and desperados where the right kind of person with the right kind of weaponry can really make a name for themselves — as well as make an enemy or two along the way. As you battle across the heat- blasted Mojave Wastelands, the colossal Hoover Dam, and the neon-drenched Vegas Strip, you'll meet a colorful cast of characters, power-hungry factions, mutated creatures and much more. Choose sides in the upcoming war or declare "winner takes all" and crown yourself the King of New Vegas in this follow-up to the 2008 videogame of the year, Fallout 3. Key Features:Ultimate Edition includes all original Fallout: New Vegas content and the full suite of add-on content, including Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road Also includes the latest arsenal of weapons, ammo and recipes with the Courier's Stash and Gun Runners Arsenal add-on packs Explore new areas, each with thrilling quests, unique personalities and more chances to the play the savior or the pariah to the natives of New Vegas See if you can make your way out of a high-stakes game with three other lost souls after finding yourself lured into a trap masquerading as the Sierra Madre Casino in Dead Money Fight your way out of the middle of a conflict between a New Canaanite missionary and the mysterious Burning Man in Honest Hearts Save the Think Tank from their own science experiments that have gone horribly wrong in Old World Blues Make one last journey into the treacherous canyons of the Divide to find out why Ulysses, the original Courier Six, refused to deliver the Platinum Chip at the beginning of Fallout: New Vegas in Lonesome Road Flex your ammo-packed muscles with new weapons in each add-on, including the Two-Step Goodbye, a unique set of ballistic fists and the Sleepytime, a nifty 10mm submachine gun Stretch out with a little room to grow, as each of the four main add-on packs increases the maximum level cap by five levels, raising the ceiling to Level 50 Find more friends and enemies, live with more consequences to your actions and earn more opportunities to live in glory or infamy throughout the WastelandFor the first time in one package, this Ultimate Edition offers you all the fun of the original Fallout: New Vegas game, plus the full suite of action-packed add-on content, including Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road. Hungry for more? The Ultimate Edition makes sure that you're locked and loaded with the latest supply of special weapons, ammo types and recipes from the two most recent add-on packs, Courier's Stash and Gun Runners Arsenal. That should keep you happy during your stroll through the desert. Visit expansive new areas, and come across an outlandish array of friends. Put up your dukes with the Two-Step Goodbye, or lull your enemies to eternal sleep with a 10mm submachine gun — known simply as Sleepytime. Face brand-new challenges — but be careful. Your choices will be crucial to your survival — and reputation as savior or pariah to the natives of New Vegas. The Ultimate Edition ensures that you'll enjoy your stay as the Wasteland welcomes you back for another visit.

Specs 12

Publication Date February 7, 2012
Computer Platform PC
Global Trade Identification Number 33
UPC 093155125933
Release date February 7, 2012
Product Dimensions 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.6 inches; 4.8 ounces
Type of item DVD-ROM
Language English

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Play Till Your Hair Falls Out
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
The Fallout series of games has been a winner for a long time. While Fallout 3 was the least interesting of the entries, Fallout: New Vegas returns to the roots of the game. Though the game is published by Bethesda and uses all the technology and structure from Fallout 3, New Vegas was developed primarily by Obsidian Entertainment, many of whom are former staff members of Black Isle Studios, Fallout 1 & 2's original producers. And when playing Fallout: New Vegas, this becomes readily apparent. It is head and shoulders above Fallout 3 in regards to storytelling and world building. The primary story revolves around a mysterious stranger called the Courier who has lost his/her memory and wound up in a grave near New Vegas in a 50's influenced, mostly dystopian post-apocalyptic world, where humans, mutants and monsters all intermingle. The final chapters revolve around the eponymous New Vegas, but not until you've likely done a bit of questing. Game play revolves around exploration/shooting in most instances, but there are plenty of opportunities to accept quests and influence the world in small ways. The view is first-person, but the camera can be switched to 3rd person if you prefer. Thankfully, not every interaction is hostile and in-game characters will react appropriately to your perceived (mis)deeds. This game takes things more seriously than its predecessor (Fallout 3), including a reputation system (used when interacting with different world factions) and death. The game is more refined in terms of differentiating weapons and armor and what they are suitable for in terms of use. Likewise, the game world is more realistic in terms of death. You cannot simply stomp on everything, especially some of the truly bad-ass factions nor certain monsters (the Deathclaw, for instance, was severely weakened in Fallout 3 -- this game revives is to its Fallout 1 & 2 "Holy ----, RUUUUNNN!!!" status). This doesn't mean you can't build awesome characters -- it just means the Terminator isn't likely to be one of them. New Vegas also adds a new optional eating/drinking system (in addition to sleeping) which seems like a small addition, but adds a layer of reality through interactivity that most games lack. Far from being a burden, these systems are well balanced with game play so that they don't become too cumbersome (though there is a small niggle in so far as you need to check your food/sleep/hydration levels via a separate interface -- however, if this is unacceptable, there are super easy to install mods for the PC version which add these elements to the HUD and thus eliminate this small gripe). Also new, there is card mini-game which allows you to gamble with various characters in the game for money. This is a nice diversion once you get the hang of it and build a good deck. It works well as a way to get extra cash, but don't get too good -- or else people won't want to play with you (just like real life). The game is very open-ended in terms of how long you take to finish the main quest and there are technically multiple endings. Regarding non-critical quests, while there maybe more quests unrelated to the main quest in New Vegas, the total number of quests has dropped. However, this is off-set by the fact that the game is eminently re-playable and most tell an interesting story, rather than the large amount of "fetch & kill" quests in Fallout 3. The biggest addition to this version (the "Ultimate Edition"), is the inclusion of several new areas and quests, as well as starting bundles that make the beginning of the game somewhat simpler in terms of ability to defeat enemies. These were all "DLC" that Bethesda initially sold and this version includes all of it. Even if you have played the game before, this is a good reason to revisit it. You will have new items (included on-disc) and a handful of new quests/adventures to run. Thankfully, the added DLC quests fit much more naturally into this game than Fallout 3, since much of New Vegas is disconnected in terms of what you accept and how it fits in to the game world. Overall, this is an extremely good buy and well worth the money if you enjoy RPGs with depth. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2014 by Ada W.
Absolutely Amazing
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
Pros: 1. I decided to get this after beating Fallout 3, which I think is amazing as well. I loved how in Fallout 3 it had the 1950s style to it and in New Vegas another layer was added to it by taking place in Vegas. It was executed perfectly. 2. You can do absolutely anything you want to do. No shooting someone in the face and having to reload an old save. The story you play is unique and can lead and end in totally different places. I can't imagine two people's experiences being exactly the same. 3. It's a first person shooter with a huge range of different weapons and armors; from a duster and 1911 .45 to Brotherhood of Steel power armor and plasma rifles. 4. The skills and leveling system gives a sense of progression that makes you laugh maniacally regardless of what karma you choose. 5. You are now recognized for what you do by various groups, for better or worse. You can play peacemaker or attack everyone(not advised, but the story still works itself out if you do). 6. More specific to the Ultimate Edition, the add-ons kept me playing the game far after I reached the final point in the main story. The stories of the add-ons are by no means generic or cheap gimmicks; plus they add a ton of gear. Cons: 1. Call me a prude, but the language is crazy. Lots of everything including F bombs, but luckily there are mods out there on the internet to remove it. 2. The violence it a bit excessive as well. Don't get me wrong. I love shoot'em up games, but people's heads and limbs exploding when you shoot them is ridiculous. Likewise, there are mods out there to remove the body explosion features as well. 3. My third complaint would be a huge spoiler and since this is aimed towards potential players, I'll just leave it at that. Overall it is an awesome game with plenty of adventure, action, and story. Pretty much any cons you come across have mods to remove or alter them. My personal mods probably dropped the M to a solid T rating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2013 by Enoch
mnnnn fallout new vegas
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
Well the reason I hadn't purchased FO:NV before recently was so that I could wait for an edition that included all of the DLC's, this one does, it's also one of tthe most updated versions, meaning fewer in game bugs (the Fallout series has been plagued by bugs and glithes since the original.. and Fallout 2 is one big cluster-bomb of dead end quests etc because the developers never actually finished a LOT of the content.) Fallout New Vegas is a MASSIVE game with potentially hundreds if not THOUSANDS of playtime hours, especially if you take the time to choose your build specifically for say unarmed or for specifically throwing etc. If you choose the 'wild wasteland' perk at the very beginning (I highly recommend this choice BTW) you even get potentially hilarious and/or disturbing little in game things, like one quest where you need to find a robot sex-'doll' THIS GAME IS NOT FOR CHILDREN, TWEENS or even YOUNG TEENS. However, some parents and teens are mature enough to handle the in game oddities, the obvious violence (hey look a radiation mutated lizard MONSTER called a DEATHCLAW will totally hug you right? yes it will, it will hug you, wrap it's claws into your flesh and then lean down to bite-kiss the entirety of your head off of your shoulders) For people looking for an odd title that yes has some flaws, but a LOT of merits, this game, Fallout 3, Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout tactics: brotherhood of steel are all quirky choices, though the original three (1 2 and Tactics) are available for download on steam, though 1&2 play SIGNIFICANTLY better in 256 color mode and with windows compatibility set to windows 95, also the only one that's as quickly paced as 3 or NV is tactics, if you have it set to non turn based. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2013 by eded
Vast improvement over Fallout3
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
What a rocking game! Don't think I had a single crash or glitch in the matrix as I played. Am getting close to finishing the game and I must say, it lacks the bugs and random glitches from Fallout3, which I really tried to enjoy, but my attempts were all thwarted by glitches and crashes. And I'm no rookie gamer. A tech by trade and have always been able to fix/workaround problems, but Fallout3 got me so bitter it wound up on Ebay. But there is no bitterness with New Vegas! This comes loaded with all the DLC stuff installed from the get-go, but I'm saving them for after I finish the main storyline. And speaking of storylines-there are loads of them. You've got lots of options as to how you want to play the game and who you align yourself with (if anyone at all) and it makes for deep gameplay and a variety of outcomes and possibilities. Highly recommended. What? Are you still reading this? Click Add To Cart and get going. Long as you've got a system that can handle it, you'll be quite busy enjoying this game. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2013 by JohnnyX
Bethesday rocks my socks off again!
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
Fallout 3 is arguably my favorite game ever. However, New Vegas brings some exciting new changes. The addition of crafting and cooking items at a campfire...what? Awesome. Taking karma a step beyond and having what you do for one group of people favorably or negatively effect your relationship with another group of people?? Genius. There are more elements that are new and fun ~ but I won't spoil everything!! The humor and turmoil of previous titles is ever present and the game play was pretty seamless moving from Fallout 3 to New Vegas. I didn't feel like I was fumbling around trying to learn a whole new game. I love the setting of New Vegas from the desert to the strip where you can really get into some trouble (FUN!). All in all it a great game for the Fallout fan! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2013 by ~Ali~
Still full of bugs and crashes
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
I loved Fallout 3 despite the crashes and love New Vegas . . while it works. However, if you want to play this game, you will have to have a very high tolerance for crashes for no reason . . . during saves, during transfers from one map to another, during travel from one location to another, and while just walking or running down a road. That's my main beef. The others are the new system of recipes which is way too complicated to be useful and just takes away from why I play shooters which is killing the bad guys. One other really annoying thing is the long speeches that one cannot interrupt by NPC's I don't want speeches . . . just show me where they are! There are some new weapons that are cool as there are armor and the like. Surprisingly STEAM didn't screw me over . . although the download was okay anyone who doesn't have a high-speed cable or higher connection is going to have a long wait for the game download. With a phone connection . . . forget it. If you are not a huge fan of Fallout gaming and cannot tolerate very frequent crashes . . . this game is not for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2012 by LittleTazz
The nitty never felt so gritty kitty.
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
Having extensivlty played fallout 3 for a while, i decided to get this ultimate edition. Generally speaking, i liked fallout 3 but i wouldnt consider myself a fanboy of the series. You can always identifiy the fanboy reviews because they glorify the game like its holier then thr bible.While i was deciding whether or not to get this game, i read the reviews here and was somewhat trouble to see people either getting a version of this game in a different language or getting a none working game. Thankfully, i recieved a working, by bethesda standards, game. After playing fna for awhile, ive come to a few conclusions. The reason most people seem to like this game is because its very similar to fo3. Spoiler alert: mr house can be likened to president eden only slighly different. The curier is like the lone wanderer. You can limited craft weapons and you have different ammo types. More perks are added others have been taken away like gun nut which boosted both guns and repair skill by 5, a 3 rank perk. Additionally, some perks have been heaviliy modified such as grim keepers sprint which allowed all your action points to be replenished upon killing something in vats in fo3. In fnv, your ap is only replenished by 20. Making the level cap rise to 50 dosent really make any difference since your going to be overpowering to most, if not all creatures by ur late 30s early 40s. Factors such as weapon requirments, the conditon of your body, conditon of your weapon, and wepon mods, all factor in on ur chance of hitting something in vats. Personally, i found it disapointing your no longer able to sniper someone in vats 4 footbal fields away like you could in fo3. All the standard enemies you would expect to be there are. Super mutants. Centures, yuo gaui so on and so forth. The majority of your enemies will be human. The karma system is nearly as worthless as it was in fo3. The reputation system is laughably exploitable and nearly as worthless. If youve played fo3, youve played fna the only difference are the guns the ammo and who you are essentially. This is a bethesda game so expect it to be pretty buggy ,even with patches, save early and save often. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2017 by SageatomicallyCorrect
PC FALLOUT: NEW VAGAS BAD ASS AWSOME
Platform For Display: PC Edition: Ultimate
i love it my computer supports this game 2 to 3 times the game requirments and i have played fallout new vagas on pc turns out to be better then xbox and ps3 combined because it dose not take long to load. what i mean by this is it dosent need time to load the map and going in and out of buildings on xbox and ps3 tack about 5 minites or longer because the game consle heats up, and did take longer for loading for every heat of degree . so it is awsome in my prospective and for my pc i am using an xbox wired controler because i think the xbox controler is better then the treditional key bord. the graghic movement of my charcter are alot better then other gaming consols. i never get bord of this game it is just awsome worth the value just plane grate. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2014 by Mario Jr.
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