Not only will the modifications - that you can buy from factions like the Gun Runners - affect the performance of your weaponry from energy weapons to explosives, they'll also change how they look. New Vegas implements the popular Fallout 3 community add-on that let you modify your guns as a core part of the game. But even after The End, a place like Las Vegas is still all about shameless gaudiness and freedom to do whatever the hell you feel like doing (remember, what happens in New Vegas stays in New Vegas), and that freedom of expression carries on to your weapons. Let's face it, the apocalypse isn't ever going to be a happy place. Single-Shot Shotgun (A powerful new scatter gun.)Ĭaravan Gun (An over-under short barrel, double scatter gun.) Plasma Caster (A Fallout 1 & 2 favorite returns.) 357 Cowboy Rifle (A Winchester-style lever action gun.) Varmint Gun (A small caliber, semi-auto rifle.) Grenade Machine Gun (It is what it sounds like.) The game includes - but isn't limited to - such new killing implements as: lots of guns." The game will feature twice as many guns as there were in Fallout 3, from some old favorites to some new beauties to. In the words of Keanu "The Wooden Plank" Reeves, Fallout: New Vegas delivers "guns. The Escapist Editor-in-Chief Russ Pitts got a chance to see New Vegas in action recently, and one of the new shinies that caught his eye was the game's expanded arsenal. With Fallout: New Vegas, a game developed by Obsidian Entertainment - founded by veterans of Black Isle - it seems we've come full circle. There, it turned into a decidedly different Fallout 3 it may have been different, but it was still awesome. When Black Isle Studios went under in 2003, taking with it Van Buren - its planned third Fallout - the series found its way over to Bethesda Softworks. With Fallout: New Vegas, the series returns to the hands of veterans of Black Isle Studios, and they're bringing guns with them - a whole lotta guns.
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