Fallout: New Vegas celebrates its 10th anniversary
Obsidian gave birth to the RPG classic way back in October of 2010.
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Top 10 Post-apocalyptic video games
Greg Burke is back to count down some video games. Please take a look.
Fallout Legacy Collection is real, only coming to two countries
The Fallout Legacy Collection is real, and Bethesda has asked fans to "stand by" for preorder in the United Kingdom.
Fallout Anthology emerges from its vault on September 29 on PC
Bethesda has announced it will be releasing a special Fallout Anthology collection in September.
5 Weirdest Foods You Eat in Video Games
It's Pac-man's 35th anniversary, and we're celebrating his insatiable appetite by ordering up some of the weirdest foods video game charcters can eat. Ghosts might be involved too.
6 Games That Take Up a Whole Month to Play
The Witcher 3 releases in just a few days, but it won't be the only game around that promises to consume your every waking moment. Imagine if you could dedicate an entire month to nothing but gaming. Here are the games that would consume all your time.
Fallout New Vegas 'Old World Blues' DLC coming July 19
Fallout: New Vegas is getting its "Old World Blues" DLC on July 19, along with a title update for performance and stability improvements.
Fallout: New Vegas 'Honest Hearts' DLC won't work with some saves
The latest add-on pack for Fallout: New Vegas apparently does not play nice with some save files. Bethesda says they are aware of the error and is working on a fix.
Fallout: New Vegas DLC still delayed on PSN
Though the PlayStation Network has begun to turn back on around the world, Bethesda confirms that the second DLC pack for Fallout: New Vegas will still be delayed for PS3 users. The content is coming tomorrow to the Xbox 360 and PC.
Fallout: New Vegas teases 'Honest Hearts'
Bethesda released a new trailer and some screens for its upcoming Fallout: New Vegas "Honest Hearts" DLC. It's due May 17 on XBL and Steam, and "on the earliest date possible" on PSN.
