(If you attack Dogmeat there he's defended by his true owner: Mel Gibson. Fallout 2 is a silly place.) ... even though in three playthroughs of New Vegas I've never sided with Caesar's Legion once.

Meeting Mr. House in Fallout: New Vegas is an unforgettable experience, but now he's just a big pink wrinkly mole rat. Hey, sometimes meeting celebrities can be a bit of a letdown. Caesar rockin ...

That’s why Fallout New Vegas’ Caesar is such a good character, as he is the embodiment of the essence of war. Of course Vegas’ Caesar is inspired by Rome’s Julius Caesar, ...

Fallout 3 wasn't a bad game - far from it - but its successor Fallout: New Vegas was most definitely better. This was a sequel that righted Fallout 3's few wrongs, setting players loose in a ...

Meanwhile, New Vegas’ other big faction, ruthless Roman Empire cosplayers Caesar’s Legion — who must surely show up in Fallout season 2 — engages in slavery.

You can flip through the gallery above to see photos of every card in the list, and we've built the deck on MTGGoldfish for more convenient browsing as well.. 37 New Cards: Caesar, Legion's ...

The NCR, Mr. House, and Caesar's Legion are battling it out for control of New Vegas. Our Fallout New Vegas Walkthrough includes a walkthrough across this branching journey, tips for gaining ...

Fallout: New Vegas and the Battles of the Hoover Dam Obsidian Entertainment. ... But Caesar’s Legion ultimately ends up rebuffed and nearly destroyed by the New California Republic in 2277.

In New Vegas, the fun Fallout 3 formula is intact, with more polished combat, high-quality side missions, and the exciting setting of the Vegas strip. Unfortunately, the bugs also tagged along for ...

Fans of Fallout New Vegas will recognise Caesar, one of the main antagonists in the game. Caesar, Legion’s Emperor is the Commander leading this deck, and is going to fit well into Human aggro ...

Fallout: New Vegas has endured in the cultural zeitgeist in a way that few other games have. Even within the Fallout fandom, it’s earned a prized position as a true classic of the RPG genre ...

New Vegas may jump across America for its setting, and forward several years in the timeline, but it's a seamless continuation of what Bethesda set in motion in 2008 with Fallout 3.