Has much has I love New Vegas, there are things that keep it from being better than Fallout 3. The story is good but lacks any kind of grip that could attached me to the situation, for example: I didn't find so motivating finding the guy that tried to kill me compared to finding my father in FO3, some side quests felt tedious, a more painful item management and crashes are far worse; but the Mojave is more full of life compared to the capital with likable companions, better weapon variety and better sense of humor. Choosing sides in the war was interesting and pushes me to help all sides to see how the future of Vegas changes. Despite my issues, I still found myself enjoying this game, spending hours and hours exploring the wasteland...

It's gratifying to say that all the hype for GTA V is warranted; instead of playing it safe with its structure, GTA V tells a story from 3 unique perspectives and triumphs at showing their struggles, even if the story is not exactly masterpice quality, its memorable non the less. The sand box panorama is phenomenal; it shows just how much works devs have putted into the world, mechanics and quality. The online portion of the game is wonderful has well, creating your own character, going out and enjoy a variety of modes that keeps you entertained for hours still; I have invested a great amount of time in the online mode alone; the original music from the game is great has well. GTA V has its short comings but it's still a must own IMO.