1. New Vegas Retexture Mod

Great news for Fallout fans who are still playing New Vegas after all these years. A new set of textures has been released by modder DcCharge on NexusMods. Released over eight years ago, the visuals of Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas haven't aged well. Since the game's release, there has been no shortage of graphic enhancing texture packs and mod. A new AI-enhanced texture pack modifies and enhances over 13,000 textures, making the game much prettier on larger displays. For Fallout: New Vegas on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'What are the best graphics mods?'

Obisdian’s might be the best of the Bethesda-era Fallout games, but it still got dragged through the ugly hedge backwards a dozen times over. There’s no higher resolution, sharpened texture pack or post-process filter in the world that can save this pudding-faced monstrosity from its blobby brown fate.Time for extreme measures.

Getting a neural net to re-texture the entire game with feverish new auto-generated assets, devised by insane software after it was fed a broad selection of real-world paintings. I have never wanted to play a latter-day Fallout game more than this.is the work of modder “Jam2go”, (which I spotted on ) using, an open source fork of Google’s DeepDream project. Alice O was wigging out to a just the other week, but an already ace-looking game being transformed into a weirdo-looking game is a fundamentally different prospect to an awful-looking game reborn – redeemed!

New Vegas Retexture Mod

– as a psychedelic ghost train.Jam2go fed “Everything from traditional art to modern and post-modern, everything from impressionist to surreal” into DeepStyle (you can see some of his source material, including Impressionist Kirby, near the start of the below video) to achieve this fever-dream painterly effect. The results were insufficiently disturbing for his tastes, however, so he also slowed down and stretched out all the music and shuffled every single line of dialogue and sound effect to make it as otherworldly as possible.The result is open-world RPG as avant-garde movie – an explosion of oddity, soundtracked by head-spinning non-sequiturs and guns that sound like babies. I love the bejeesus out of it. The nightmare-fuel music especially is pure Twin Peaks: The Return.