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Fallout: New Vegas begins with a bang, leaving you shot in the head and left for dead in a shallow grave. But luck is on your side that night in the post-apocalyptic New West. You survive, thanks to a mysteriously chivalrous robot and a nearby town doctor. Tracking down the men who tried to kill you is just the beginning of the mystery. Before long, you'll find yourself drawn into a war over the future of the Mojave Desert and control over the Las Vegas strip. There are several factions vying for control of the desert wasteland. Mr. House rules the Vegas strip. With his army of security robots, he calls the shots and maintains control over the casinos and dens of sin. The NCR (New California Republic) is a military faction, attempting to maintain law and order with their stockpile of pre-war weapons and supplies. And then, there's Ceasar's Le
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Hands down, our favorite mission in Grand Theft Auto IV was the one centered entirely around the events before, during and after a gigantic midtown bank heist. We'd start out in a car, picking up our collaborators on the way, and then pour into the bank spraying bullets at anything that moved in an attempt to escape from walls of police officers before exiting through the subway system to safety. We don't need an entire game where the pacing dial is kicked up to 11, but doing something as menial as delivering a pizza or dropping off a dump truck seems pointlessly trivial in comparison. GTA IV dabbled with the concept of a branching storyline with decisive choice moments throughout t
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