A huge improvement over Fallout 3, New Vegas fixes everything that was wrong with its predecesor while building greatly on everything that made Bethesda's first Fallout game great. Of all these fixes, the replacement of a system of enemies scaling along with the player (a throwback to Oblivion's much hated level system) with one that emphasizes zones over player level makes progressing through the Wasteland that much more satisfying, though it does leave curious players open to stumbling upon caves full of Deathclaws. Overall, this game had me entertained even just stumbling through the wastes; I highly recommend this game to anyone that's a fan of the RPG shooter.

A huge improvement over Fallout 3, New Vegas fixes everything that was wrong with its predecesor while building greatly on everything that made Bethesda's first Fallout game great. Of all these fixes, the replacement of a system of enemies scaling along with the player (a throwback to Oblivion's much hated level system) with one that emphasizes zones over player level makes progressing through the Wasteland that much more satisfying, though it does leave curious players open to stumbling upon caves full of Deathclaws. Overall, this game had me entertained even just stumbling through the wastes; I highly recommend this game to anyone that's a fan of the RPG shooter.