If there's any chance of a Fallout 3 remaster being in development, it sounds like it will be released as a surprise.

As a holiday season treat, “Fallout” fans will get to head to New Vegas sooner than expected with Tuesday’s early release of the second season of the Amazon TV series. But the 24-hour shift up for the premiere episode featuring the adventures of Lucy (Ella Purnell) and The Ghoul (Walton Goggins) in the Wasteland is

A matter of jubilation to some, trepidation to others, Bethesda Softworks ' acquisition of the violent roleplaying franchise Fallout back in 2004 has caused contention amongst its legions of avid fans, filling their still-thriving web communities with vitriol, fervour and wild speculation in equal parts.

Todd Howard comments on the possibility of remastering both Fallout 3 and New Vegas, which has been highly requested by fans of the franchise.

I asked if I could pin him down on which game he preferred, Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas.

The second season of the hit Prime Video series sees Lucy and the Ghoul make their way through a game-accurate recreation of New Vegas, and fans can expect to see some of their favorite locations (and maybe even some of their favorite characters). Below, we've rounded up all the Easter eggs we spotted in Fallout season 2 episode 1.

Fallout Season 2 hasn't premiered yet, but there's already a promising update regarding Season 3 — one that solves a common issue.

Fallout’s first season aired in April 2024, featuring Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten and Walton Goggins as the cast's centerpieces. With the second season coming this December and the third already planned for production next summer, the Fallout team is working quickly to keep fans of both the video game and the show engaged.

Does Bethesda hate Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas? Many seem to think so, though Todd Howard has now addressed the misconception himself to deny that assumption.