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Posted on 15 May 11 at 20:19 |
http://www.falloutnewvegastour.com/
A guy from the UK, who never really got into video games (last prior RPG experience was in the 80's) bought an Xbox and fell in love with Fallout: New Vegas. He decided to take a trip to Vegas and hit every location he deemed important that he could find. A couple didn't really make it on there, but all in all it was pretty fruitful.
This makes me want to go for a trip this summer. I'd like to do DC and compare with Fallout 3 myself! |
Last post: 15 May 11 at 22:08
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Posted on 15 May 11 at 22:08 |
| What a neat idea! |
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Posted on 16 May 11 at 06:38 |
| heh amazing |
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Posted on 16 May 11 at 16:09 |
| that was really cool! I had no idea that some of the landmarks in NV were actually real! Thanks for a good read :) |
Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once. |
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Posted on 17 May 11 at 12:58 |
| Wow, that is pretty cool, even though I don't have Fallout: New Vegas, that is a very cool idea. |
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Posted on 17 May 11 at 17:44 |
| Excellent idea and blog |
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Posted on 23 May 11 at 10:20 |
| Lol cool. I remember we had to watch a little doco on the Hoover Dam in school and throughout the entire thing I was thinking, heh cool, I saw all this stuff in New Vegas. |
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Posted on 24 May 11 at 00:26 |
Haha, I would do the same thing. Just a couple weeks back, in a Geography class, we watched a video about the blocs of the former USSR. The whole time a friend and I looked at each other and pointed out that it was Bloc from Call of Duty 4 Multiplayer. Can't help it!
I'm hoping someone will continue this adventure and go to Mount Zion and do a trip for Honest Hearts. That would be interesting. |
Last post: 27 Nov 11 at 02:38
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Posted on 09 July 11 at 05:10 |
| I was really into Fallout 3 when I took my class trip to D.C. It was weird because I was recognizing some of the streets even though they were covered in rubble in the game. |
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Posted on 09 July 11 at 05:25 |
| S1L3NTxASS4S1Nx said:I was really into Fallout 3 when I took my class trip to D.C. It was weird because I was recognizing some of the streets even though they were covered in rubble in the game.I wish the game would've been out during my class trip. It came out a few months later in my freshman year. |
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Posted on 09 October 11 at 18:15, Edited on 19 October 11 at 03:07 by Mortis Invictus |
This is awesome. I remember playing Fallout 3—and The Pitt, specifically—and wondering how similar the layout of the in-game city was to real life.
Funny thing is that I now live in Pittsburgh. The main landmarks I remember from that dreary DLC—the 10th Street Bridge and the Cathedral of Learning—are all here and are all pretty faithfully recreated (minus the dreariness. This is actually an awesome city in real life). |