Owning the honour of being the 'best' Fallout game of all time is no small feat. Why hasn't there been Fallout: New Vegas 2?

A whole decade later, and with fans still asking 'Where is New Vegas 2?', here's why Obsidian dealt us the hand it did. We were introduced to fan-favourite Fallout creations like Mr House, Craig Boone, and Raul Tejeda (expertly voiced by Danny Trejo), but sadly, they've been MIA ever since.Įveryone has their favourite Fallout title, but when it comes to New Vegas, it hit that sweet spot of action and aesthetics that sees it tops many gamers' lists. Unfortunately, the gambling goliath lucked out after just one game and was beaten by the House.

All three sides were vying for control of New Vegas, while the player's decisions would ultimately affect the outcome. Set in the dusty plains of the Mojave Desert, you played as a mysterious character known as the Courier.Īfter being shot and left for dead, the Courier dived into the crime-riddled underbelly of New Vegas and bridged the gap between the warring factions of the New California Republic (NCR), Caesar's Legion, and Mr House.

The developer gave birth to something that would become a cult classic and was an all-round hit. Seeing it was on to a good thing, Fallout: New Vegas was fast-tracked into production under Obsidian. Giving the nuclear apocalypse a splash of neon, New Vegas shied away from the usual story that had made Fallout such a hit and handed the reins to Obsidian for something a little more fun.įallout 3 was an undeniable hit for Bethesda Softworks, which is great news after it took over from Black Isle Studios and Interplay Productions.

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