Amazon Gives Away Essential Game Ahead of Fallout Returns
If you are subscribed to Amazon Prime and looking forward to the upcoming second season of Fallout, you'll find a prime opportunity waiting for you: Amazon is offering a fresh lineup of free games, including Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition.
While not absolutely necessary to understanding the plot of the upcoming dystopian show, players might consider grab the additional Fallout game included in Prime Gaming's October update: the equally impressive and similarly wild Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition. Better yet, subscribers get to keep their digital titles forever with Prime Gaming, allowing you to dive in and enjoy at any time.
New Season Details
The latest installment of Fallout, featuring Ella Purnell as Lucy MacLean and Walton Goggins as the enigmatic bounty hunter referred to as The Ghoul, debuts on our silver screens on Dec. 17, with the third season confirmed to come after. That gives you ample opportunity to jump into Fallout: New Vegas.
The game lets you explore famous settings and encounter unique personalities that have been unveiled in Fallout season 2's trailers and early screenshots.
One of the first images shown of the newest season depicts Walton Goggins' character, before the apocalypse, visiting the Lucky 38 Casino and Resort. This is not just a actual place explorable in Fallout: New Vegas — where you can barter and gamble, if you're feeling lucky — but it's also the headquarters of a key figure in the game: Mr. House.
The Character's Importance
Mr. House was glimpsed in the first season, but he also plays a major part in the game as the proprietor of the New Vegas strip. Considering that Lucy, Maximus, and the Ghoul are heading to New Vegas in Season 2, it's all but guaranteed that Mr. House will be involved.
- For the curious
- eager to learn additional details
- before the second season rolls around
- there's no better moment
- to jump into Fallout: New Vegas
And with it being the Ultimate Edition, you don't need to worry about overlooking downloadable content and extras, as they're all included.
