Of all the stories, I would have to say that Dead Money is my favorite, followed closely by Happy Trails

I really regret buying this game, rent it first or wait for it to be in the bargain bin, it will be easier to get your money's worth of enjoyment out of it.

I played through the original version of this game a few times, and it's sad to say that the reviews are right-- the ultimate edition IS even glitchier on the PS3.I actually bought this for the DLC, and for the most part, I am happy with the decision, though I found "Dead Money" to be of frustrating piece of crap

The DLCs however, most notably Old World Blues, are just really prone to freezing (Dead Money ran pretty smoothly though), that you'd just feel tempted to quit altogether.

Got through the main story and all it's different endings, finished Dead Money which was an SOB to complete and has some nasty unfixed glitches/bugs

The back stories of some characters in Dead Moeny are explained in Old World Blues, and Dead Money is much more difficult

I haven't delved into the DLC Areas, like the Divide from Lonsome Road, or Mt. Zion from Honest Hearts, or the Sierra Madre Resort and Casino in Dead Money, but new areas means new loot, and new loot means new enemies, and new enemies equal L.O.T.S. of EXP

Dead Money didn't give me any problems whatsoever

Then I would do Old World Blues, followed by Dead Money, then Lonesome Road

As for the DLC for this game, the Dead Money DLC is god awful

Anyway the dlc in this game are very fun but one of the dlc (dead money) is just a pain

I first bought the regular edition with no DLC (later down the line I bought Dead Money and Honest Hearts) and played the game extensively and had my game freeze not too

Of all the stories, I would have to say that Dead Money is my favorite, followed closely by Happy Trails

I really hated "Dead Money" for reasons that would take way too long to get into.

Its worth the money even if you already have to game.

If your like me and love long games you will definitely get your money's worth!