A Bethesda dev has shared some insider knowledge on the development ofFallout 5, and it isn’t looking good.Since the release of theFallout TV series, theFalloutfranchise has received a bit of a boom, makingFallout 5a seriously hot topic.Check out everything you need to know about starting Fallout 4 belowBethesdais currently working onDLC forStarfield, as well as full-time development forThe Elder Scrolls VI, meaningFallout 5can only be expected once those are done with.AdvertHowever,Xboxis keen to get another Fallout game outsooner rather than later, and insider commentary suggests the next game could be passed to another developer, much likeFallout: New Vegaswas.As you’d expect fans are desperate to know more, and frantically searching for some sort of release window to look forward to.This eventually led to them reaching out to Emil Pagliarulo, who acted as writing director for Starfield, lead designer forFallout 4, and finally senior designer onThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimfor potential answers.Pagliarulo described it as a “good question,” and a “complicated question,” beforesaying“development times can vary for a variety of reasons. OnStarfield, we spent a lot of time updating and developing tech. We also paused for a bit to assist withFallout 76.”AdvertThey went on to say: “At the end of the day, though, it always comes down to that most important resource of all – people. As with any dev team, we have talented folks who need time to make great stuff. So we can’t do everything at once.”So, if Bethesda decides to keepFallout 5in its grasp, bad news for the game’s release date as juggling three games at once doesn’t seem achievable, even for a studio as big as Bethesda is.However if speculation is right and Xbox decides to hand the next Fallout game over to a different studio instead, we could very well get a new game in the next few years.Featured Image Credit: BethesdaTopics:Fallout,Bethesda,Xbox,PC
A Bethesda dev has shared some insider knowledge on the development ofFallout 5, and it isn’t looking good.Since the release of theFallout TV series, theFalloutfranchise has received a bit of a boom, makingFallout 5a seriously hot topic.Check out everything you need to know about starting Fallout 4 belowBethesdais currently working onDLC forStarfield, as well as full-time development forThe Elder Scrolls VI, meaningFallout 5can only be expected once those are done with.AdvertHowever,Xboxis keen to get another Fallout game outsooner rather than later, and insider commentary suggests the next game could be passed to another developer, much likeFallout: New Vegaswas.As you’d expect fans are desperate to know more, and frantically searching for some sort of release window to look forward to.This eventually led to them reaching out to Emil Pagliarulo, who acted as writing director for Starfield, lead designer forFallout 4, and finally senior designer onThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimfor potential answers.Pagliarulo described it as a “good question,” and a “complicated question,” beforesaying“development times can vary for a variety of reasons. OnStarfield, we spent a lot of time updating and developing tech. We also paused for a bit to assist withFallout 76.”AdvertThey went on to say: “At the end of the day, though, it always comes down to that most important resource of all – people. As with any dev team, we have talented folks who need time to make great stuff. So we can’t do everything at once.”So, if Bethesda decides to keepFallout 5in its grasp, bad news for the game’s release date as juggling three games at once doesn’t seem achievable, even for a studio as big as Bethesda is.However if speculation is right and Xbox decides to hand the next Fallout game over to a different studio instead, we could very well get a new game in the next few years.Featured Image Credit: BethesdaTopics:Fallout,Bethesda,Xbox,PC
A Bethesda dev has shared some insider knowledge on the development ofFallout 5, and it isn’t looking good.Since the release of theFallout TV series, theFalloutfranchise has received a bit of a boom, makingFallout 5a seriously hot topic.Check out everything you need to know about starting Fallout 4 belowBethesdais currently working onDLC forStarfield, as well as full-time development forThe Elder Scrolls VI, meaningFallout 5can only be expected once those are done with.AdvertHowever,Xboxis keen to get another Fallout game outsooner rather than later, and insider commentary suggests the next game could be passed to another developer, much likeFallout: New Vegaswas.As you’d expect fans are desperate to know more, and frantically searching for some sort of release window to look forward to.This eventually led to them reaching out to Emil Pagliarulo, who acted as writing director for Starfield, lead designer forFallout 4, and finally senior designer onThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimfor potential answers.Pagliarulo described it as a “good question,” and a “complicated question,” beforesaying“development times can vary for a variety of reasons. OnStarfield, we spent a lot of time updating and developing tech. We also paused for a bit to assist withFallout 76.”AdvertThey went on to say: “At the end of the day, though, it always comes down to that most important resource of all – people. As with any dev team, we have talented folks who need time to make great stuff. So we can’t do everything at once.”So, if Bethesda decides to keepFallout 5in its grasp, bad news for the game’s release date as juggling three games at once doesn’t seem achievable, even for a studio as big as Bethesda is.However if speculation is right and Xbox decides to hand the next Fallout game over to a different studio instead, we could very well get a new game in the next few years.
A Bethesda dev has shared some insider knowledge on the development ofFallout 5, and it isn’t looking good.
Since the release of theFallout TV series, theFalloutfranchise has received a bit of a boom, makingFallout 5a seriously hot topic.
Check out everything you need to know about starting Fallout 4 below
Bethesdais currently working onDLC forStarfield, as well as full-time development forThe Elder Scrolls VI, meaningFallout 5can only be expected once those are done with.
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However,Xboxis keen to get another Fallout game outsooner rather than later, and insider commentary suggests the next game could be passed to another developer, much likeFallout: New Vegaswas.
As you’d expect fans are desperate to know more, and frantically searching for some sort of release window to look forward to.
This eventually led to them reaching out to Emil Pagliarulo, who acted as writing director for Starfield, lead designer forFallout 4, and finally senior designer onThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimfor potential answers.
Pagliarulo described it as a “good question,” and a “complicated question,” beforesaying“development times can vary for a variety of reasons. OnStarfield, we spent a lot of time updating and developing tech. We also paused for a bit to assist withFallout 76.”
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They went on to say: “At the end of the day, though, it always comes down to that most important resource of all – people. As with any dev team, we have talented folks who need time to make great stuff. So we can’t do everything at once.”
So, if Bethesda decides to keepFallout 5in its grasp, bad news for the game’s release date as juggling three games at once doesn’t seem achievable, even for a studio as big as Bethesda is.
However if speculation is right and Xbox decides to hand the next Fallout game over to a different studio instead, we could very well get a new game in the next few years.
Topics:Fallout,Bethesda,Xbox,PC
