#Fallout
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Sampad Banerjee
As the Fallout series gains immense popularity thanks to the success of the TV series, many players are flocking back to play titles like Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. And, with the sudden re-emergence of the popularity, I feel studios like Obsidian, Telltale, and inXile Entertainment should try their hands on creating a smaller Fallout experience, before the big release.
To no one's shock, the Fallout series has been renewed for a brand-new season, after the debut season of the adventures of Lucy, Maximus, and Ghoul received widespread critical acclaim. Furthermore, the series joins many other recent adaptations to become one of the best video game adaptation in a long-time.
Bethesda and Microsoft teams up with Amazon to giveaway Amazon Prime users a copy of Fallout 76 for PC and Xbox for free. To claim it, you need an Amazon Prime account, head over to Prime Gaming, and redeem the respective codes. Then head over to Microsoft Store account, redeem the link, and you are good to go.
Ishan Adhikary
It has been almost 27 years the Fallout franchise has been around. The once post-nuclear war RPG has through a lot of ups and downs but the storytelling has never let us down. However, with so many Fallout games out there, it can be near impossible to figure out which is the best one. To make it easier for you, I decided to sit down and rank the best Fallout games of all time.
Aparna Ukil
The Fallout TV show introduces us to several interesting characters and one among them is "The Ghoul." He's a mysterious character who fans want to know more about and here, we have shed some light on the character.
The Fallout TV Show is now out and features a lot of amazing easter eggs veteran players will recognize. From dogmeat's appearance to even New Vegas making a possible cameo, there is a lot to unpack. Let's see how many of them you can spot inside our list.
Who Plays Titus in the Fallout TV Series and Why Is It a Cause for Controversy?
Ajith Kumar
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Whilst fans are rejoicing over the arrival of Fallout series, a videogame adaptation of the same-name. But in an unexpected turn of events, a cameo role of Knight Titus by Michael Rapaport has led to an outrage among the fans. This is due to the American actor's comments regarding the denial of genocide in Gaza and his support towards Israel. He has also created quite a ruckus show with more controversial statements on social media platform. Thus, fans expressed their anger and unhappiness over this casting choice on X.
Fallout TV Series: Who Dropped the Nuclear Bombs to Start the Great War?
Ajith Kumar
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If you are one of the vault-dwellers who isn't aware of how the first bombing took place, fret not, as I've got your backs. It was revealed in the finale that Vault-Tec was the evil genius behind the bombings as Mrs. Barb Howard implied. According to the Vault-Tec by dropping the bomb themselves, they would not go into a broke situation and people will be forced to buy their vaults as well as become a puppet to them.
The Fallout TV show takes place in the long-running RPG franchise by Bethesda Softworks. As such, because of multiple restrictions, the series takes place 135 years after Fallout 1 videogame, and canonically all the way at the end. Furthermore, we also get some flashback scenes with Cooper, which takes place in 2077.
Fellow vault dwellers who have been waiting for an official confirmation for season 2 of the Fallout series can now celebrate as season 2 is officially under works already. The showrunners are rapidly speeding up the shooting progress to get the season 2 ready as soon as possible as of now.
As I wrap up my Fallout TV show binging spree, I sit down to explain the ending to the hit Amazon show, based on the popular video games made by Bethesda. The show neatly wraps up the story of the three characters, but also sets up the sequel in a good way.
Amazon's Fallout TV series is finally here, and it features several elements from Bethesda's video games, including The Ghouls and Brotherhood of Steel. However, as a fan of the video game franchise, you might wonder if the TV show is canon to the video games. Well, in this post, I answer that same question.
Not only gamers but fellow TV fanatics eagerly await the arrival of a new post-apocalyptic series, Fallout, based on the popular game. Produced by Jonathan Nolan, the TV series is now set to premiere on April 10, 2024 at 6 PM PT exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.