New Vegas Gets an Ultimate Edition

Take the ultimate trip to New Vegas early next year.

Fallout: New Vegas is getting the “Ultimate” treatment early next year with the release of Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition – a complete game that is sure to lure old fans and neophytes alike from the comfort of their vaults.

This edition of the game mirrors Fallout 3’s Game of the Year edition and includes all DLC that was offered for the title including Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, Lonesome Road, Courier’s Stash and Gun Runners’ Arsenal.

No word on the pricing at this point, but it’s safe to assume that this will go for less than the $60 mark of new releases. Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition will hit store shelves February 7, 2012 and will be available for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.

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Michael117

11/03/2011 at 01:06 PM

This is great news, I've been waiting for this version of the game. I haven't played New Vegas at all yet so I'll be completely fresh and new to the experience. I avoided it not only because of all the bug issues I heard about, but because I knew a mountain of DLC would be available eventually in an ultimate edition, and I had Halo Reach to keep me perfectly content during that Q4 2010 (if I remember correctly) release window anyways. A discounted price (assuming), all the DLC, and maybe some of the bugs were taken care of? If that's the case I'm excited, I'll definitely have this on my radar when February 2012 comes around!

Jesse Miller Staff Writer

11/03/2011 at 01:40 PM

Yeah, waiting for GOTY, Complete or Ultimate editions is worth it. That being said, Skyrim actually got me this year - specifically Amazon did.

Amazon: Jesse, we have Skyrim for preorder.

Jesse: No thanks Amazon, I'm waiting for the GOTY edition.

Amazon: What if we give you $10 credit and a fancy cloth map?

Jesse: ....sold.....

11/03/2011 at 03:15 PM

Lol I can't argue with 10$ credit and a fancy cloth map, the map looks pretty damn sweet. I'm still going to wait for the GOTY edition, but that means I'm going to have to ignore any marketing I see for the game because the commercials make me salivate just imagining dragons and Skyrim landscapes. In a game it's often the little things that the programming and engine can do that fascinate me the most, like the new weather simulations and how snow can collect on terrain. When I play the game I'm going to sit and watch snow collect on a road sign or rock just so I can see the system in action.

Amazon is what lured me in to pre-order LOTR War in the North. I got a $20 credit for pre-ordering it and now in a week when I get around to pre-ordering the $40 Halo CE Anniversary, I will ultimately only be paying $20 for Halo. I've been wanting Skyrim for so long though, so I'm going to have to surround myself with a number of things to keep my busy while I wait for the GOTY edition. I've been really wanting to play Homefront and Fable 3 and I might have to pick those up sometime because they're finally at the prices I'd be willing to pay for them on Amazon (20-25$).

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