Fallout New Vegas Soundtrack - Blue Moon (Original) - Frank Sinatra video free download

MauWelch

This song is life!!!

G0D Z!LLADJ

the Audio quality down right sux

The Late Lord Kardok

Have you ever danced with a Deathclaw in the blue moonlight?

michael reed

Man they nailed it with the songs in the game fits perfect with New Vegas.

MrSuperchacho77

I'm back here because I saw Fallout 4 has jetpacks

Andrew Noel

Walking into freeside to hear this playing in the distance is awesome! :) New Vegas is hands down a fantastic game.

LightningLord 76

For a man city fan hearing this whilst playing fallout is just perfect

AzaronGaming

i love this music :D

Julio Trujillo

luv it :)

pppaaaooo13

In a very strange and ironic way i think this song suits with the landscape of fallout

SteamPunkWillie64

No such thing as a bad Sinatra song, but does anyone think they should have used Luck Be a Lady in New Vegas instead? Would have fit the vibe of the game better I think.

Totenkopf Landser

Wish they kept a bit more of this original "poorer" sound quality in FNV. Would have brought more to the pseudo-future 50s feel.

Logifanogi

This is actually one of my favorite songs. <3

Joseph Stalin

I just love how Fallout integrates 50s music into our times 

Usernaem

who is the idiot that put doom 3 on here 

Rise Industries

I think FO3 and FNV had their pros and cons. FO3's story was amazing. It felt more dark, however it would make the most sense rather than bright and colourful. I still prefer FO3's dark atmosphere. I liked exploring the Capital Wasteland. Mojave Wasteland was fun as well though. FNV brought a lot of cool weapons but always took out some. Like the Chinese Assault rifle. In terms of quests, It's a tie there. It's hard to say. I like how you could join factions in FNV and would affect your outcomes and reputation with other factions. FNV added the ability to look down your sights, which was pretty pointless. The creatures in FO3 were probably cooler than the creatures in FNV. Like the Super Mutant Behemoth. There were cool random encounters in FNV and FO3 like finding some people you grew up with in the vault, out in the wasteland. If you have a companion in FNV, certain areas or quest you encounter triggers dialogue and quests for them. FNV brought cool things from FO1 and FO2 and some easter eggs. Soundtrack would have to be a tie. I liked The Ink Spots, Frank Sinatra, and Kay Kyser. It's really hard to decide. Everyones opinion is different. FNV is more like FO1 and FO2. FO3 was focused on more of the nuke and radiation. But all Fallout games were amazing.

SgtLion

FO3 and FNV were both beautiful. The large upgrades in gameplay elements for FNV are what makes it better in my eyes. If those upgrades and item/feat varieties were also in FO3, I'd prefer FO3; Just because it feels larger and grander, FNV feels more like an expansion.

thelittlesagg2

FO3 - survival.FNV - journey.

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