


Beaten, broken, and left for dead, the protagonist ventures forward and must fend off a wealth of enemies including some of the fiercest monsters in the Fallout series. The story opens with this intrepid protagonist being ambushed while transporting a mysterious package across the desert to the post apocalyptic wasteland of New Vegas.

In this edition, you explore vast terrains as Courier 6. The post war Mojave Desert is a lethal place, and if the raiders and monsters don't remind you of that, the cinematic music certainly will. The entire Fallout series of video games is based on 1950s retro futurism, and the "New Vegas" game is no different although there is more focus on the current state of affairs than the world being destroyed by nuclear war. Obsidian has a reputation for intricate RPG systems and deep storytelling, and those aspects set this game apart from "Fallout 3." The release date of the ultimate edition of this Xbox game was February 7, 2012. Rather than develop "Fallout: New Vegas," Bethesda Softworks contracted Obsidian Entertainment to create it. This video game delivers its own story and sense of player agency. This video game for the Xbox 360 console is somewhat unusual as a sequel for this industry because while it exists in the same world, it is not directly linked to the main Fallout story line. "Fallout: New Vegas" for the Xbox 360 is a spiritual sequel to the critically acclaimed "Fallout 3" by Bethesda.
