
Bethesda has released a video for upcoming New Vegas DLC dubbed Honest Hearts, along with some new screens. Get the lot below.

Bethesda has released a video for upcoming New Vegas DLC dubbed Honest Hearts, along with some new screens. Get the lot below.

There’s definitely a GoTY edition of Fallout: New Vegas coming, and although Bethesda haven’t announced anything as yet, the game was spotted on Amazon UK.
The courts are busy these days. First, you have Activision, Vince Zampella and EA fighting over he-said-she said issues concerning the Call of Duty franchise. And now, Bethesda and Interplay are battling it out over the Fallout IP.
Ever since Bethesda latest Fallout title came out, the company has been steady killing bugs, and although the game’s garnered critical praise across the boards, gamers are mighty frustrated with what seems to be a never-ending glitch fest in New Vegas.
Bethesda sees and feels your pain, and has given an update. One they hope will appease you.
Fallout games are known to be bug-ridden, and apparently the latest offering, New Vegas, has followed in its older siblings footsteps. Not only that, it seems the game takes the cake for most bugs yet. But don’t you worry, Bethesda’s got this covered, promising the masses that patches are incoming.
In a surprising twist today, Bethesda’s just announced that the Xbox 360 will be getting exclusive Fallout: New Vegas content.
You’re not the type to play games on normal mode. No, that’s just to easy for you. It’s either hard or very hard, you argue, “games are just too easy these days.”
So it should bring joy to your soul to know that Bethesda’s offering a special reward to all those who’d dare take up the challenge and beat the game on its hardest mode: hardcore.
Bethesda’s released another developer diary for their upcoming RPG, Fallout: New Vegas, and in it, they talk about the Vegas strip, its importance to the game, and making sure it looked right.
Obsidian brought Fallout: New Vegas to the Eurogamer expo, and there, the developer showed off some Xbox 360 gameplay footage. Find it past the break.
Bethesda’s posted its second dev diary for Fallout: New Vegas, and in it the developer talks about the technology that was used in those times and the types of guns also.
Stuff you’d definitely like to see.
Seems as if folks are warming up to Fallout: New Vegas more than its predecessor, Fallout: 3. And for Bethesda, that’s not a bad thing at all.
Bethesda is ready, able and willing to take you on another Fallout trip. This time, pack your bags and set sail for Vegas, in the month of October.
Two weeks ago we were the first to bring you new screens from Fallout: New Vegas. They looked awesome, however some gamers thought that the screens looked no different from the prior game, Fallout: 3. Is that so? Is there really no visual difference between Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas?