This my friends is the reason why I have yet to get my hands on Skyrim yet. Still it's not to say that took away my enjoyment but I couldn't help but think about how much money I could've saved if I just waited one year. I'll admit I felt a little suckered when I saw this with Oblivion after buying the game on week 1 and it's expansions the week they were released as well. Not to mention the price could very well be half of what it sells for now. But given Bethesda's track record it's almost assured that one year from now Skyrim will have a GotY edition of it's own packing in expansions and maybe some DLC to boot. I think I should also mention that when I picked up New Vegas I went to Xbox Live Market place to find that all the Pre-Order DLC packs were available for next to nothing and oh how that made me smile. Bethesda did the same with it's Game of the Year Editions for Oblivion and Fallout 3 the price seeming like a steal with such great adventures and all the extras packed in. Still I don't have all the expansions yet as I plan to download them and considering the total cost it was still a good idea to wait.īut of course there is in fact an ultimate edition of New Vegas coming that will bundle all the expansions in one nice little bundle. Thankfully that hasn't happened to me yet as I'm certainly loving this game. Of course I also wanted to wait until the game got some patches as many critics including those here cited some of the games almost game breaking bugs forcing you to restart or find a previous save if you wanted to keep playing. Patience certainly favored me when I got my hands on Fallout New Vegas a month ago brand spanking new for only $15. However over time I've become more conscious on how I spend my hard earned dollars often finding it's best to wait until a price drop. I cannot say a single bad thing about the game and after having played an hour at a friends house it only firmly cemented that I had to get my hands on this. True there are some glitches and bugs here and there but none of them got in the way of my questing as I just had to see just how much further I could go before I had to put the controller down for lack of sleep ,food, or bathing.
Oblivion, Fallout 3, and New Vegas I've had lots of fun with the creative and wonderful worlds that Bethesda has crafted. Before I say anything let me just point out a few things.
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