Dead Money, the first DLC for Fallout: New Vegas

By Andrew Edwards on December 15, 2010 3:59 PM | | Comments (0)
Bethesda Softworks on Thursday released its trailer for "Dead Money," the first downloadable expansion for this year's "Fallout: New Vegas."
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Judging by the trailer (and Bethesda Softworks press release) players and three NPC's get to fight their way through the Sierra Madre Casino in search of a "legendary treasure." Who would have ever expected a Fallout game to make an allusion to a classic movie?

The DLC is set for release on XBox Live on Dec. 21. Playstation 3 and PC gamers don't get to play it, at least for now. If you want to watch the trailer while having a chance to read through juvenile comments on which system is superior, watch the trailer on YouTube. Otherwise, please click this link.

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