Luckily once you've discovered an area you can fast travel there. When it comes to exploration there are no vehicles, which mean you'll be walking everywhere. The game can be played in first and third person, although first is highly recommended. requires action points which are replenished in real-time combat, so you'll be using both evenly. Their chance of hitting and the enemies health are displayed. the game is paused and you select body parts to attack.

The combat can be played in real time or in V.A.T.S. You have guns, explosives, melee weapons, energy weapons, and even your own two fists to take care of the bad guys. Several military forces are pulling for control of Vegas and Hover Dam, and your choices will decide the winner. It still has the lights, casinos and sin of the old world attached to it. Unlike the rest of the Mojave, Vegas was never hit by the nukes. One of the things that sets New Vegas apart from Fallout 3 is. But it's not that simple when you've got two major armies battling for control of the area, raiders, gangs, and countless wasteland critters in your way. Once you're back on your feet you need to find out who shot you and why and retrieve the package they stole from you. Luckily a friendly robot digs you up and takes you to a town for medical support. Your character is a courier who is shot in the head and left for dead.

As the name suggests Fallout: New Vegas takes place in a post apocalyptic Mojave desert. Fallout: New Vegas attempts to recapture the shock and awe of Fallout 3, while adding a little spice in the form of new locations, gameplay, and the karma system. After the mega-hit that was Fallout 3 a follow up was inevitable.

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