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Andrew Brown

After 50 hours in Oblivion Remastered, I'm replaying Fallout: New Vegas and rekindling my nuka-copium dreams of Fallout 5 returning to the series' RPG roots

Fallout: New Vegas.

As I once more chase Benny through the wastes of Fallout: New Vegas, it occurs to me that Big Iron – Marty Robbins' outlaw ballad made infamous by Radio New Vegas – is a chilling microcosm of life in Obsidian's RPG. When the Arizona Ranger with a big iron on his hip rolls into Agua Fria, its townsfolk clock him not as a hero, but as an unknown entity. A dangerous one.

"No one dared to ask his business / No one dared to make a slip," croons Robbins, before drawing our attention back to the big iron on his hip. Because that's what it all comes down to: this enigmatic blank has a gun, and he might just use it.

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