The demo we played at E3 was in two parts. The gameplay however, has improved in New Vegas with the addition of some new features. But when considering the scope of the vast open-world experience of New Vegas and the relatively short period of time since the release of Fallout 3's final DLC, it's to be expected that the graphics would be at a similar level as those of the previous game. Playing the demo, the similarities to Fallout 3 are numerous as, at first glance, the game's graphics and gameplay seem almost identical to its predecessor. The Mojave Wasteland will provide players with vast open areas to explore. The game will also have radio stations with DJs and 40's and 50's era music.įor those who miss the expansive wasteland of Fallout 3, the Strip is just a fraction of the world of Fallout: New Vegas. The casino games will include blackjack and roulette. Gambling at the various casinos on the Strip can be a fun way to make some money if you're feeling lucky. The Hoover Dam is also still functioning and supplying power to the bustling New Vegas Strip. did, there's less desaturation in colors and the environments are more vivid.
Since Vegas didn't suffer a direct nuclear hit like D.C.
The entire look of the game is brighter and more vibrant than in Fallout 3.
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