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Fallout: New Vegas lead writer 'loved writing' Yes Man, but thinks his questline may have been a mistake: 'It lets you get through the game without getting your hands dirty'
By Justin Wagner published
news The sycophantic, (mostly) immortal robot made certain design constraints easier to work around, but it allows for a "rebellious, individualistic" player to bypass some tough choices.

My favorite Fallout fan artist paints New Vegas how you imagine it, and he refuses to touch AI tools: 'I believe it’s innate in humanity to appreciate real human-made art'
By Ted Litchfield published
news Static remaster.

I'm not waiting 5 years for everyone to realize The Outer Worlds 2 is another Obsidian classic—I'm giving it its flowers now
By Ted Litchfield published
🏆 Haters begone, I've got builds to plan.

In a year where Obsidian released a pair of RPGs, its best game was an early access survival romp
By Fraser Brown published
Park ranger It turns out that a small community garden offers more compelling adventures than a magical island or a capitalist nightmare.

Turns out that Fallout: New Vegas beta stuffed with cut content also contains early versions of the DLCs with some big differences
By Rich Stanton published
News It also crashes a lot, which feels very New Vegas.

Avowed didn't rewrite the RPG rulebook in 2025, but it still gave me some of my biggest gaming 'wow' moments of the year
By Andy Edser published
🏆 Call me shallow if you must. In fact, I encourage it.

Obsidian's Josh Sawyer leads the charge of RPG fans playfully roasting Stranger Things for its D&D rule flubs: 'The oldheads are going to catch all these things'
By Ted Litchfield published
news Clerics casting Dimension Door? Not at any table in 1987.

Fallout: New Vegas lead writer worries Caesar's argument for authoritarianism 'was done a little too well,' but still believes 'you can't just make your tyrants cardboard villains'
By Justin Wagner published
News Fascism's foothold in the wasteland mirrors the way it spreads in the real world.

Fallout: New Vegas' Mr. House was based on Howard Hughes, but the game's lead writer says his sense of the character 'has changed as we've seen the rise of Silicon Valley would-be messiahs'
By Rich Stanton published
News "The question is does he actually have the chops to make it happen? And there's some indications that he does."
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