Fallout: New Vegas gets wild in Honest Hearts DLC trailer and screenshots
Bethesda offers a glimpse at next week's release
Man-eating plants, pissed off tribesmen, and a dude that looks likeDarkmanare just a few of things you're guaranteed to encounter in Fallout: New Vegas' Honest Hearts DLC. Says who? Says our crack-team of analysts and psychics, that's who. Also, Bethesda's marketing team, who were kind enough to drop off new screenshots and a rather revealing trailer:
New Vegas' next chapter takes place within Utah's Zion National Park; a canyonous war zone populated by tribal raiders, mutated creatures and the enigmatic Burned Man. Players will need torun missions forthese various factionssides in order tosurvive the brewing civil war,in the process,decide the fate of Zion.
Honest Hearts is the first ofthree announced DLCpacks coming for Fallout: New Vegas. It will arrive on May 17th for Xbox 360 and PC, and "on the earliest date possible" for PSN. The next two add-ons, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road, are slated for release in June and July, respectively.
Have a gander at where you'll be headed next week in these new screenshots:
May 11, 2011
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