Fri, Dec 10, 2010 | 19:10 GMT
Fallout: New Vegas patch lands on PSN, hitting Steam and XBL next week

Bethesda has announced it’s released the comprehensive patch for Fallout: New Vegas over on PSN, and PC and 360 users will get access to it next week.
Here’s what’s been addressed with patch 1.02:
Top fixes
- Companions now show up as waypoints on the map
- Companions will always fast travel with you, unless told to wait or sent away
- Fix: DLC error/save corruption
- Fix: Entering the strip after Debt Collector causes crash and autosave corruption
- Fix: Using Mojave Express dropbox can cause DLC warnings
- Crafting menu now filters valid (bright) recipes to the top of the list
- Weathered pistol no longer glitches when applying mods
In addition, this patch addresses issues with the following areas:
- Caravan
- Chems/Addiction
- Companion Quests
- Companion fixes
- Crafting Menu
- Crafting Recipes
- Doctors
- Hardcore Mode
- Mojave Express
- Perks
- Pip-Boy Interface
- Pre-Order DLC Items
- Radio Stations
- Repair Menu
- Reputation System
- Skills
- Vendors
- Weapons and Weapon Mods
And fixes for the following quests:
- Aba Daba Honeymoon
- Ain’t That a Kick in the Head
- All or Nothing
- Arizona Killer
- Beyond the Beef
- Birds of a Feather
- Bleed Me Dry
- Boulder City Showdown
- By a Campfire on The Trail
- Come Fly With Me
- Debt Collector
- Don’t Make a Beggar of Me
- End To Your Business
- Et Tumor, Brute?
- Eureka!
- Flags of Our Foul-Ups
- For The Republic, Part 2
- GI Blues
- Ghost Town Gunfight
- Hard Luck Blues
- How Little We Know
- I Put A Spell On you
- King’s Gambit
- Left My Heart
- My Kind of Town
- No Gods, No Masters
- Oh My Papa
- Render Unto Caesar
- Restoring Hope
- Ring a Ding Ding!
- Someone To Watch Over Me
- Still In The Dark
- Talent Pool
- That Lucky Old Sun
- The House Always Wins
- The White Wash
- They Went That-a-Way
- Veni, Vidi, Vici
- Wang Dang Atomic Tango
- Wild Card
- You’ll Know It When It Happens
A date for the Steam and XBL update will be announced soon. Hit up the Bethesda Blog for more details.


9 comments
#1
Moonwalker1982
10/12/10, 7:25 pm
Any reason why the 360 patch comes later? I bought the game last week, i just could not ignore it anymore for that low price, haha. But i’ve yet to really dive into it, when i finally do….there’s no stopping me, that game is so addictive then. Well…at least Fallout 3 for me was.
#2
Gekidami
10/12/10, 7:27 pm
Same reason as always, MS’ long certification process.
#3
The1stMJC
10/12/10, 7:31 pm
Sweet I have had the game sitting in shrink wrap waiting for the big patch. And I am on break now so it gonna be a Fallout holiday.
#4
OrbitMonkey
10/12/10, 7:35 pm
Goddamn why do I love Fallout so much, when it hurts me so bad? I installed the last patch & it made the glitches worse! So will approach this with caution. Oh & all you guys who say you never had any problems… I hate you!
#5
MushroomStamp
10/12/10, 7:53 pm
Patch comes in time for Xmas break
#6
Moonwalker1982
10/12/10, 8:06 pm
But how bad is it exactly with the bugs for New Vegas? I have only played the beginning part, i am outside the house and that’s it
#7
DSB
10/12/10, 8:12 pm
@2 Wouldn’t surprise me, but if that’s true, then how come plenty of other developers are able to hotfix and patch their games far quicker than that on XBLA and Steam?
Personally I just think Obsidian are pretty bad at finishing and testing their games. I haven’t played or heard of one that wasn’t packed full of bugs.
#8
pukem0n
10/12/10, 8:31 pm
fixes for the following quests: Fucking ALL OF THEM! o_O
#9
themadjock
11/12/10, 9:56 am
too late, bug stopped me finishing the game, traded in…