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I gave him Brotherhood t-45b and he threw it away. Which I noticed quite far away. That was an unexpected thing. Then I found out that companions just eventually throw away the armor they're unable to wear. Which really pissed me off at some points.

Yeah, mention of Boone is dependent on whether you solved his quest or not. Finished it once without solving his quest, then with it. ED-E's slides are passing too quick as he's not talking, but beeping instead and the lenght of slide showing time seems to be dependent on the length of voice.

He seems to be heavily bugged. I've finished his quest long before I visited remnants bunker and there he's got broken. I've tried not taking him there, just sent him to Lucky 38, but he eventually died near the entrance to the Strip. Tried other things, but in my walkthrough he seems to...

Wild Wasteland perk was responsible for one more funny thing I've experienced. After releasing sexbot (yeah, I did that quest), which was quite funny itself despite being silly and vulgar, the big crowd of angry old ladies with rolling pins attacked me. Well, that was funny. Also, things...

Well, that's about my point. I had the feeling Obsidian was a bit forcing those things into the game. Even Fallout 2 with all the sexual content it had (which was more heavy than FO1's and sometimes over-the-top), was more subtle on that. You could marry a guy while playing a male character...

Any good examples?

Okay, some caps from me. Did about 50 hours into it. What I disliked: - Artificial borders, you can't limb many rocks. - Unkillable characters. Tried killing Victor in Goodsprings, he felt "unconscious". Hello Fallout 3's daddy! - Nothing changes in dialogue for you if you have...

Oh yeah. Pissed me off much when I've been trying to reach that freaking ranger station Foxtrot.

Yeah, me too. It really looks like a nice easter-egg. I can't even imagine how these bugs can occur, because the woman actually runs and bird people are waving hands like wings. That means the game system understands arms=wings, legs=horse legs. That could be a developer joke that hasn't been...

Yes it does sound. And does look too. the guys above just gave you the link. As for the bird people, take a look at this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYdCvN-ukRY

Well, it is hillarious, but still doesn't beat bird people and donkey woman in Red Dead Redemption :)

So this is issue #4 of our 1158 review roundups on Fallout: New Vegas. The cover story is bugs. Gamereactor gives the game 9/10. <blockquote>Fallout: New Vegas is at its core more of the same basic experience we got from Fallout 3. However, there is enough here that is different for it not...

Damn, guys, stop whining about 2-3 hour delay :) I'm all screwed with Steam changing the unlock date for me in the last hour, because I live in Russia. Proxies and VPNs don't help, so I have to wait another 3 days for fuck's sake. This makes me angry as hell :(

Actually, I don't like most of those icons. They've lost the style.

Hate Inon Zur's music. So out of place that makes me want to replay original Fallout just for the athmosphere that Morgan's music created.

While walking animation sucks donkey balls, I was ready for that. Though it's not what interested me in this vid. Have you noticed the vault boy icon appearing when pc approached the fridge? As far as I could see, it had some kind of questioned expression and no text. I remember those faces...

I was too disappointed.

Jesus, why the violins? Inon, you just don't understand.

dammit. sure. I wanted to write "Japanese" but somehow wrote otherwise.

Thanks to appearance of graphic novel "All Roads", Fallout New Vegas interests not only gaming resources, but also those about comic books. Comic Book Resources has a nice interview with Chris Avellone. Though you'd expect many questions about the graphic novel, the interviewer asks quite a lot...