‘New Vegas’ wins big

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The entertainment world has endless examples of things that are easier to admire than like. We can tell that a movie is good, but we don’t really enjoy it.

With “Fallout: New Vegas,” it’s just the opposite. The game feels half-assed and about three-quarters-baked, but because it’s powered by the same fantastic design that made “Fallout 3” the best game of 2008, it’s a lot more fun than it deserves to be.

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