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    5 reasons why The Outer Worlds 2 looks like the Fallout: New Vegas sequel we never got

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    Obsidian Entertainment’s upcoming RPG The Outer Worlds 2 looks great, and could be the Fallout: New Vegas sequel I’ve always wanted. Here are five reasons why.

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