FALLOUT NEW VEGAS 2010 -mediafire | PC Games

War, war never changes. These words were the trait d’union behind the events of Fallout 3, one of the most media impact and securities trading in 2008. The title of Bethesda was able to pick up the legacy of Black Isle Studios, developers of the first two chapters of the series, and resubmit it with renewed spirit and game mechanics in order to meet the tastes of users and the wider somewhat less demanding than the historical one. A product that cleverly mix the freedom of the various Elder Scroll with the perverse charm of the Wasteland.

Following the nuclear war of 2077 the entire planet is on its knees. The nuclear holocaust has burned the earth, devastated the city and corrupt customs. The human race has taken refuge in the vault, underground fortresses in which the post-atomic culture has perpetuated the isolation and decay of its structures, while outside, in the Wasteland, the population has abandoned all forms of civilization and plunged back at the dawn of days, when there existed the law of the jungle. To survive, the man met in small group: some, like the Brotherhood of Steel are intended to preserve and spread the technology past, others, such as California or New Republic of the Legion, they try to mimic pre-orders -copy their existing form of government and vocabulary. And then there’s New Vegas.
In a world where corruption is spreading like wildfire, it seems that where there was already plenty of it is not possible do worse. The Sin City thrives as it has always done, accepting the desperate of the world to provide them with sex, drugs and cheap fun. An oasis of peace, compressed hours between two warring factions, the Republic and the Legion of New California, reached the final confrontation for control this powerful dell’Hoover Dam dam, miraculously remained intact during the war, is one of the few uncontaminated water sources throughout the United States, and is capable, thanks to the power station within it, to supply water and electricity to the neighboring lands. A place too important not to awaken the interest of the two superpowers that for years now face each other for control of the Colorado River.
In this context, you’re just a resident of the area, commissioned by the Crimson Caravan to deliver a precious package on the other side of the Mohave. But something goes wrong, so that you intercept a mysterious man at Goodspring and without many explanations you shoot at him. Not a bad start to the legend of the shipper.