The Outer Worlds, the next game from the developers at Obsidian, might be the game I’m most excited for in 2019. Helmed by the original creators of Fallout, it appears poised to be the New Vegas successor that everyone has wanted for years. Just don’t expect it to be quite as vast.

As Bethesda takes Fallout multiplayer, the original creators of Fallout are making a brand new single-player shooter-RPG along with the studio that made Fallout: New Vegas.

It’s called The Outer Worlds, it’ll be out next year, and it’s basically New Vegas in space.

T Ronix has managed to complete Fallout: New Vegas — and the game’s DLC — without taking a single hit, all the while playing on Very Hard difficulty.

A casual playthrough of a Fallout game can take dozens or even hundreds of hours of wandering through wide wastelands. This new speedrun completes the entire series in under an hour and a half.

There are self-imposed challenges, and then there’s gleeful masochism. This Fallout: New Vegas run looks like the latter.

Rhetam, the gleeful masochist in question, played the game without allowing himself to do any direct lasting damage to anybody but himself. It took him more than a year to complete.

A new video series called "The Cutting Room Floor" delves into the cut content of Fallout: New Vegas, and host Griffin Lambert sorts out information gleaned from strategy guides, patch changes, game files, and dialogue to paint a picture of what New Vegas was meant to be.

Fallout: New California is a prequel mod to Fallout: New Vegas that fans of the early Fallout games began working on back in 20o9. Now, in the project's most recent update, the makers say the game is finally playable from start to finish.

At this point it's tricky to tell what the future holds for Fallout as a series, but we probably won't see an official brand new 'New Vegas' from Bethesda, Obsidian or anyone else for that matter.

Which means that this mod will most likely be the closest thing to it.

I've spent months kicking this "Best" around. Considering all types of space lasers and sniper weapons and over-powered pistols. But no matter how many other weapons I consider, I always keep coming back to an antique Second World War battle rifle.

Watch in awe as speedrunner Kungkobra destroys Fallout: New Vegas in a mere 13:45.

Ever wonder what Fallout: New Vegas would look like in in a newer engine? One modder is trying to make that fantasy into a reality, and the progress is sweet.

You may have seen the news on your Facebook feed, or on the front page of Reddit's popular r/games subreddit: Obsidian is making Fallout New Vegas 2! This would all be well and good, except for the fact that they're not.

Xilandro had but one desire: to recreate Far Cry's excellent bow and arrow experience in Fallout: New Vegas. Easier said than done.

Superhot is a shooter where time only moves at normal speed when you do. Thanks to a very impressive mod, so is Fallout: New Vegas. SUPERVATS.

Video: Here's a very cool concept with a great execution by the YouTubers at Many A True Nerd. They have created a Choose Your Own Adventure-style series following the story of Fallout: New Vegas, but instead of turning the pages of a book, you progress by clicking through annotations at the end of each clip.

Everything moves faster in Vegas, baby.

Fallout: The Frontier is an in-development mod for Fallout: New Vegas that doesn't just introduce new weather, weapons, quests and enemies, it takes the game to a space station.

Introducing New Vegas: Multiplayer, a mod that will let players venture out into the Mojave wasteland with buddies (or enemies).

Picture this. You spend years putting together a massive, ambitious RPG. After countless hours of hard work, you release your baby out into the public. Curious to see what people think, you start looking around the internet... only to see a small but vocal chunk of your fanbase wishing someone else had made your game.