Mike has created a second playthrough for New Vegas in which he is a sadistic frumentarius, Zach is a gun repairman stuck in the second worst military base on Earth, the Mojave Outpost, and Aurelius of Phoenix is reskinned to look like Zach (and is also voiced by him).This doesn't stop him from wanting it as a companion, though. For instance, in episode 38 of the NV series, he exclaims at how cute and adorable the terrifying Legion Demon is, despite then describing it as an actual Bahamut-style demon.

Admiring the Abomination: Zach in prone to squeeing at dangerous animals and/or robots.

Acoustic License: At one point in the FNV series, gunfire halts to allow Niner to start saying one of his idle lines.

Accidental Aiming Skills: When doing the quests from the second Hype mod, Zach manages to accidentally shoot a grenade out of one of the assassin's hand, blowing them up.

Abled in the Adaptation: Downplayed - Christine Royce in Dead Money remains mute, but uses a voice synthesizer as opposed to communicating using gestures (well, the descriptions of gestures) she was using in canon.

I don't care about your tropes, just shut up and die quietly:

New Vegas (including all mod playthrougs and Legion Mike spinoffs).

Some series, New Vegas-based ones in particular, involve an occasional diversion from the plots of their respective games, a unique narrative (constrained mostly to milestone episodes, but still) and an Evil Counterpart from an alternate universe.

Mike BurnFire and Zach Hazard's main claim to fame are their let's plays, hosted on Mike's channel. the description of the playlist of the New Vegas series

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