Fallout New Vegas

There's no one left to save Primm, Las Vegas' quirky desert cousin

If the definition of a ghost town is a large parcel of land, usually in the desert, that has gone from thriving population highs to desolate lows, leaving behind a crumbling array of old buildings, then Primm almost certainly counts. While not devoid of human life (not all ghost towns are empty, you know), the tiny Nevada stop-off has become a specter of its early-2000s self, when it thrived along the state line border with California. At one time a booming 500-plus-acre gaming and hospitality site with multiple resorts, casinos and a mall, Primm’s retail core is about to be essentially abandoned by all but a handful of fast-food restaurants — and one very defiant thrift store.

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Now arguably this isn't directly related to the actual game, but it is arguably of interest to those of us still lovin' New Vegas in 2026.

There's more to the story than what I've excerpted here, clicky linky if you care.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/65648742

Anyone ever see this glitch the King rolled out of bed and into the ceiling

God I love Vegas