Fallout: New Vegas Frontier Mod Gets a New Trailer

The makers of a huge mod for Fallout: New Vegas called Fallout: The Frontier release a new trailer to promote the creation's upcoming release.

If there is an entry in Bethesda's lineage of post apocalyptic RPG's that received the most attention from modders after being released, it's definitely Fallout: New Vegas. Despite the game's launch more than six years ago, the modding community never stopped to create luxurious and fully realized unofficial expansions for the title, such as a mod called Autumn Leaves that got released last year and offered its own self-contained narrative made by fans.

One of the most talked-about mods that's working off of Fallout: New Vegas is Fallout: The Frontier, and the team behind the humongous project have released a trailer for it. Fallout: The Frontier. The mod has been in development for more than a year, as being evidenced by the teaser trailer from 2015. But it seems as if enough work has been completed so far that there's a lot of content to warrant its own full fledged promotional video.

As can be seen in the trailer for Fallout: The Frontier, the mod could be considered an add-on in itself, as its set in the ruins of Portland, Oregon and utilizes areas such as untouched mega-vaults and outer space. In addition, it looks like The Frontier is prepared to take the story out of New Vegas' desert environments in order to move into colder climates of the Pacific Nothwest to completely renovate the base game and make it into a different experience.

If Fallout: New Frontier isn't compatible with mods, as previously mentioned, New Vegas players have a massive selection from which to choose in order to keep the game feeling fresh and full of content. For instance, there's another incredibly ambitious fan-made expansion known as the Project Brazil mod, which is set to add 16 main quests, a few side missions, and a lot more content.

Since the mods for Fallout: New Vegas can't be experience by anyone beyond the PC due to the game's only other platforms being PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Xbox One via backward compatibility, console fans are out of luck when it comes to trying out the rather impressive-looking spoils of The Frontier. With that being the case, fans can only hope that the original developers of New Vegas fulfill the hopes of Obsidian and fans to make a new game in the series.