Fallout New Vegas explained: How will TV show address game's many endings?
Much hubbub surrounds the Fallout TV show and its handling of the Fallout lore, but a New Vegas tease has fans curious and concerned to see what fate ultimately awaited New Vegas.
We have the New Vegas endings explained and we’ll explore how the TV show might address them below.
In the meantime, soon you will be able to hop over to the East Coast once more with the Fallout 4 next-gen mod that introduced new mechanics and fixes but at the cost of breaking mods such as the upcoming Fallout London.
If the TV series and its delightful cast didn’t quite wrap up season 1 for you, we have the Fallout ending explained so that you’re clued up ahead of a potential season 2.
But until we know the answers for certain, there’s plenty of speculation to be had which we’ll dive right into, but beware; there are major spoilers for both Fallout: New Vegas and the Fallout TV series below!
New Vegas is what remains of Las Vegas after the Great War of 2077. Robert House (known as Mr House), owner of RobCo Industries and the Lucky 38 Casino managed to protect the city from many of the falling bombs with his defence systems but not before a planned system upgrade would have ensured the safety of the city.
Mr House managed to keep himself alive for decades in an induced coma, but the citizens of Las Vegas eventually succumbed to the huge amounts of radiation left over from the war.
After this, tribes moved in and picked apart the city but Mr House chose not to interfere. It was only when the NCR (New Californian Republic) scouts entered the Mojave desert and discovered that the Hoover Dam was still operable did he make his move. House sent robots to the leaders of the tribes and invited them into the Vegas Strip to open casinos and join him, or be wiped out.
However, House knew that this wouldn’t be enough to stop the NCR and searched long and hard for the Platinum Chip that contained the necessary patch to upgrade the city’s defences and ensure its independence.
With all this in mind, New
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