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Fallout: New Vegas (Sony PlayStation 3, 2010)

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Item specifics

Condition
Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ...
UPC
0093155117570
Platform
Sony PlayStation 3
Rating
M - Mature
MPN
093155117570
Publisher
Bethesda
Genre
Role Playing
Game Name
Fallout: New Vegas -- Collector's Edition, Fallout: New Vegas

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Product Information

Gamers return to the post-apocalyptic frontier for more hardscrabble living and darkly comic violence in Fallout: New Vegas. Developed by Obsidian Entertainment (known primarily for its competent stewardship of BioWare's Neverwinter Nights and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic franchises), Fallout: New Vegas draws inspiration from all of its forebears, offering a Western setting and factions reminiscent of Fallout and Fallout 2, while retaining the gameplay mechanics and graphics of Fallout 3. And while ostensibly a sequel to Bethesda's epic action RPG that found gamers exploring the wastelands on a hunt for their altruistic father, Fallout: New Vegas chooses to spin a classic tale of revenge befitting the "sinful" nature of the town that is its locus.<br><br>Players begin their New Vegas saga as a simple courier who is inexplicably shot in the head and unceremoniously left to die in a shallow Mojave grave. Thanks to the intervention of strange robot and a friendly doctor, gamers survive this apparent death sentence with nothing more than amnesia and an intense desire for exploration and retribution. This new outlook on life forces players into a dangerous open world, where giant radioactive creatures roam the countryside, and raiders, slavers, supermutants, and ghouls vie for control of territory and resources. Combat and conversation remain the primary means of advancing the storyline, with mercenary missions and random battles providing for character advancement, and the V.A.T.S. targeting system and branching dialogue of Fallout 3 returning unmolested.<br><br>Obsidian has added a number of its own flourishes, led by a new reputation system that builds on the franchise's established Karma mechanic, continually updating gamers' standing among the wasteland's various settlers and warring factions. Companions also take a larger role, as players can now form a party, pass off weapons and items to friendly characters, and instruct their squad mates whether to be passive or aggressive in combat situations. Gamers also have more battle options thanks to new weapons, modifications, and special attacks; and the Nevada Wastes landscape is just as treacherous as the similarly sized Capital Wasteland thanks to militant factions and ferocious new beasts. Fallout: New Vegas also includes a "Hardcore" mode that operates outside of standard difficulty levels, and is designed to ratchet up the realism by giving ammunition weight, requiring players to remain hydrated, and making wounds heal gradually rather than instantly.<br><br>The "Collector's Edition" plays on the game's location by including "Lucky 7" poker chips that represent seven different casinos, a re-creation of the game's rare "Lucky 38" platinum poker chip, a full deck of playing cards that depict characters and factions from Fallout: New Vegas, a hardcover graphic novel written by the game's creative director Chris Avellone, and a "making of" documentary DVD.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Bethesda
MPN
093155117570
UPC
0093155117570
eBay Product ID (ePID)
92914852

Product Key Features

Rating
M - Mature
Genre
Role Playing
Platform
Sony PlayStation 3
Game Name
Fallout: New Vegas -- Collector's Edition, Fallout: New Vegas

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2010
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Game Name Edition
Collector's Edition
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Sexual Content, Strong Language, Use of Drugs

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  • If you're a huge Fallout New Vegas fan (or want to get the dream gift for a fan) and you can afford it, you should buy it.

    Well I've already put in over 1,200 hours playing this game because it is the Best Game Ever. After saving the Mojave Wasteland from Caesar many times, I felt I deserved my own platinum chip. Expensive but worth it! It's a quality collectors edition - comic book is a good story and a great introduction to FNV - too bad it wasn't sent with every copy of the game. Platinum Coin looks good and feels appropriately hefty. Deck of cards is wonderful.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: jeepingshooter

  • Amazing!

    I bought this months ago but only now had the chance to open it and play it. It is amazing! The condition of the slip cover, the case, the disc everything is in the greatest condition for a PS3 game and the price is the best out there! Thank you for this!!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned

  • Fallout New Vegas - Collectors Edition

    Very cool product

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

  • A classic

    Yes I loved fallout 3 a bit more but this brought me back to the old fallout faction style!!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: clPwhZoLT5-@Deleted

  • Not as good as its precursor, but still an excellent game.

    After playing Fallout 3, it was tough to imagine that Bethesda would be able to live up to the standards that they had set for themselves. While they didn&apos;t quite improve the game overall, they were able to improve a lot of the little things that made Fallout 3 a hassle to play or buggy to run. All things considered, it is still a fantastic game, but anyone who is considering playing a Fallout game should definitely check out Fallout 3.