You Can Buy Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition for Less Than $6 on PC Right Now
Are you bursting at the seams to play more Fallout after watching the Amazon TV Series? Then have I got news for you. Obsidian's Fallout New Vegas is an RPG for the ages, and its Ultimate Edition on PC is currently down to just $5.79 at Fanatical.
In our review for the Ultimate Edition, we said: "Fallout: New Vegas is the game that many wanted Fallout 3 to be. It's harder, more ruthless, better written, and more morally ambiguous. It's a game we’ve been wanting to play for more than a decade, a real modern re-imagining of the Fallout series, complete with that deliciously black humor.
"But it's also more of the same, aesthetically and technically identical to Fallout 3, wonky facial animation and all. The ever-so-slightly aging technology only marginally detracts from what is otherwise an expansive, fulfilling, and ambitious game, unmatched in scope and maturity. If Obsidian were to make another Fallout game, we certainly wouldn't say no."
It's well worth getting this version over the standard edition as it's only a few dollars more and includes every single piece of amazing DLC that was released for the game: Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and Lonesome Road. Fallout New Vegas could be the perfect game to satiate that appetite for the nuclear wasteland for now, but if you're looking for even more nifty Fallout discounts, check out the best deals we found just below as well.
The Fallout TV series is now available on Amazon Prime Video, and that means there's never been a better time in recent memory to jump back onto the Fallout hype train in full force (When is Fallout 5, Bethesda?) We gave the new TV series an 'Amazing' 9 in our review, so it's worth checking out.
You can score seven Fallout games on PC for just $22.49, which includes Fallout Classic Collection (Fallout, Fallout Tactics, Fallout 2), Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76 (all Steam codes). This is one of the best PC video game deals around right now, and well worth
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