I was debating about this: I really don't like Reach's multiplayer at all and even uninstalled it and now the map pack has been announced and the maps looks kind of...meh but then again I have one of those things where I feel like playing it later on in the future so what's everyone think, sell Reach to get New Vegas and possibly might want to play it month from now after all the patching stuff or just keep it and get New Vegas different way?

I was debating about this: I really don't like Reach's multiplayer at all and even uninstalled it and now the map pack has been announced and the maps looks kind of...meh but then again I have one of those things where I feel like playing it later on in the future so what's everyone think, sell Reach to get New Vegas and possibly might want to play it month from now after all the patching stuff or just keep it and get New Vegas different way?

I'm going to be trading in Halo Reach when I buy Fable 3, but I'm still in the same situation as it won't get played once I've uninstalled it so I have space for New Vegas. My reasons for selling it are that I'll probably be done with Reach when Fallout comes out anyway. 
 
So yeah, sell it as it doesn't sound like you're going to get many more hours out of it.

It's your call, dude. I'm against selling back games since the amount you get for them is a joke, but if you loved Fallout 3, New Vegas will probably be right up your alley. Besides, why keep Reach if you don't even like it?

Sell, sell, sell! Then, buy, buy, buy!
 
Halo: Reach has a good campaign and the multi-players kind of fun too, but the campaign is pretty much a one-way street with no real difference the next time you play through it, and it doesn't give you many, many, many hours of story driven gameplay either. 
 
The Multi-player for Halo: Reach is very "meh" for me as well. So I say think about it like this: You may get the urge to play it again but if you feel "meh" about it now, only a few weeks after it's release, how long will it take once you end up getting it again before you want to put it down for something more mentally stimulating to play? A week? two?(Baring in mind that you've probably already experienced everything in Halo: Reach there is to experience by now.)
 
Get F: NV and pat yourself on the back for making an excellent tactical decision.

Playing Both Reach(single player) and Fallout New Vegas right now. Both are keepers for a long time.