Poll: Fallout: New Vegas What will you be playing it on?
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PC, mainly to test out just how well this one handles current gen stuff but also because of the price factor. With my system specs, the game should run very nicely. 
Xbox, but I would much prefere PC (my PC is old and shitty, no chance).
Just like Morrowind, fallout 3 and oblivion, New vegas will nodoubt be better on PC.
Just like Morrowind, fallout 3 and oblivion, New vegas will nodoubt be better on PC.
PS3 first, mostly for trophies and to keep myself from cheating
then (hopefully) pc if a friend of my decides to get it on steam.
then (hopefully) pc if a friend of my decides to get it on steam.
Xbox 360, and when the GOTY Edition comes, I'll get it for PC. Same as Fallout 3 ^_^
I game more on my Xbox, but I like to run mods, so I'll get another copy when it's affordable for that reason alone.
I game more on my Xbox, but I like to run mods, so I'll get another copy when it's affordable for that reason alone.
I was going to get it for the 360 but I finally decided to get a graphics card.... Haven't played my 360 since, anyone want one lol
I actually pre-ordered TWO copies of this game for the PC and PS-3 given how I tend to game and where I might be outside of my home when I want to game.
I have a 360 as well, but am more likely to use a PS-3 abroad, and also while not an achievement junky, it also occured to me that I can apparently get achievement points via Games For Windows Live still (if I heard correctly), and Trophies on the PS-3 version.
Of course if I knew about this exclusive DLC about 90 days ago things might have played out differantly.
Apparently Microsoft paid Obsidian for the exclusive content, developers don't favor specific consoles, they work for money. People who wonder "why developers punish fans for buying for the system they want to play on" like some of the responses to the Kotaku article simply do not seem to get it when it comes to the reasons.
The thing is though, that when Microsoft paid for exclusive "Grand Theft Auto IV" content for their console, people were shouting it from the rooftops. I suppose this wasn't a secret, but I have been on message boards for this game on sites like Gamefaqs and this is the first time I've heard about console exclusive content.
I also have to wonder if this content is simply starting exclusive, or if it will migrate to other platforms given enough time, as the GTA IV content eventually did.
Either way, I'm kind of irritated about that news especially seeing as the game comes out in a few hours. The funny thing is that I don't think I'm alone here, and given that this entire stunt was apparently intended to get more people to buy on the 360, it's at least partially failed because they didn't get the information out to the target audience it might have affected (ie people like me).
I have a 360 as well, but am more likely to use a PS-3 abroad, and also while not an achievement junky, it also occured to me that I can apparently get achievement points via Games For Windows Live still (if I heard correctly), and Trophies on the PS-3 version.
Of course if I knew about this exclusive DLC about 90 days ago things might have played out differantly.
Apparently Microsoft paid Obsidian for the exclusive content, developers don't favor specific consoles, they work for money. People who wonder "why developers punish fans for buying for the system they want to play on" like some of the responses to the Kotaku article simply do not seem to get it when it comes to the reasons.
The thing is though, that when Microsoft paid for exclusive "Grand Theft Auto IV" content for their console, people were shouting it from the rooftops. I suppose this wasn't a secret, but I have been on message boards for this game on sites like Gamefaqs and this is the first time I've heard about console exclusive content.
I also have to wonder if this content is simply starting exclusive, or if it will migrate to other platforms given enough time, as the GTA IV content eventually did.
Either way, I'm kind of irritated about that news especially seeing as the game comes out in a few hours. The funny thing is that I don't think I'm alone here, and given that this entire stunt was apparently intended to get more people to buy on the 360, it's at least partially failed because they didn't get the information out to the target audience it might have affected (ie people like me).
not sure if someone will have replied with this already (im too lazy to read 5 pages of comments), but good news, im 99% sure ive read here on the escapist that new vegas wont be using GFWL and will be using steam insteadDaverson said:
360; because my PC is a piece of shit and prefer to play games on my massive Plasma screen, sitting on the couch with a beer and a wireless controller.
If I had the hard drive space and money? I'd be buying it for PC. Nothing against consoles, I have a 360 myself, but it was the mods that made FO3 as good as it was, for me.
Ah but what do you stabilise the mouse and keyboard on? ;-)deckai said:So do I, but instead of a controller, I use a wireless mouse/keyboard and play it on my PcProgrammed_For_Damage said:
PS3 - its my platform of choice now
55" 1080p 7.1 surround
comfy ass couch/chairs
also I dont cheat like I do on the PC, Have Fallout3 and never played thru it much, just cheated and messed around with all the guns and crap.. plus I think trophies hook me too.
55" 1080p 7.1 surround
comfy ass couch/chairs
also I dont cheat like I do on the PC, Have Fallout3 and never played thru it much, just cheated and messed around with all the guns and crap.. plus I think trophies hook me too.
I'm debating doing an out of the box lets play on this game, on my PC. The question is - should I do it on regular or hardcore mode?
