Notice how the brains connect these two wacky videos. Funny voices are also a common theme. I’ve decided that there’s so much in common that Mr. Schafer should probably direct the next New Vegas DLC and center it around Sesame Street.

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You can grab the “Honest Hearts” expansion pack for $10 at the Xbox Live Marketplace, PlayStation Store, Steam, or Direct2Drive. You can figure out what the hell the name of the content has to do with mummy man by playing it.

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Evidently, God enjoys cleaning rows of .45 caliber pistols with his right hand. But not you. You like dirtying video game controllers with yours. So why don’t you go ahead and pony up the $10 for a little gallop through Zion National Park in Fallout: New Vegas‘s “Honest Hearts” DLC pack?

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December 21st. Exclusive to the 360. 800 Microsoft Points ($10). It “has players working alongside three other captured wastelanders to recover the treasure of the Sierra Madre Casino. The download add-on includes new terrain, foes and choices.” You can assume it’s as buggy and broken as Fallout: New Vegas itself. Great name, though.

Fallout: New Vegas’ First Add-On Pack is an Xbox 360 Exclusive [Kotaku]

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And that’s about all they’re saying right now. Hopefully there’s as much quality DLC as Fallout 3 had. And hopefully it’s less broken.

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It looks so much prettier than Fallout 3. I think they’ve finally convinced me that I need to buy this at some point. Hopefully there’s a price drop within the first few months. Don’t judge me! I have a thing for neon lights…

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Shiny.

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Because this is a commercial for Fallout: New Vegas. Get it? Anyways, I really haven’t been too interested in New Vegas, but every time I see it in action I like it. I don’t know what to make of that. Maybe Fallout 3‘s bleak landscape just scarred me too much. Now I’m wondering if playing/watching/reading depressing things is good or bad for depression…well, one thing I do know is that neon lights are always attractive! Oh, and this game better have a post-nuclear winter version of Liar’s Dice in it.

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To be honest, I haven’t really been all that excited for New Vegas thus far, but that video makes the game look pretty fun. I mean, I liked Fallout 3, it’s just that the bleak wastelands wore on me after 40 hours. So maybe the bright lights and jazzy tunes of Vegas will rectify that.

Fallout: New Vegas irradiating October [GameSpot]

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Hopefully we’ll see some gameplay at E3.

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