Fallout fans are hyped after we were treated to aNew Vegastease at this week’s The Game Awards.
It was certainly another stacked show atThe Game Awardslast night, not only with developers picking up gongs for all their hard work but we were also treated to a host of new game reveals, such as abrand new IPfromUnchartedand The Last of Us developerNaughty Dog.
Check out our chat with theFalloutcast below!
Unlike manyanimeadaptations, We’ve not had much luck with live-action video game productions, and as a devoted fan ofResident Evil, it’s a pain that I know too well. Thankfully, at least in recent times, it seems that things are changing.
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For starters, we’ve had the fantasticThe Last of Usseries from HBO and now we eagerly await thesecond seasonarriving at some point in 2025. Heck, even the quality of theGran Turismomovie caught me off guard. If you’ve not watched that, I highly recommend it.
Earlier this year, we were also graced with the live-action adaptation of Bethesda’s beloved Fallout series streamed on Amazon’s Prime Video platform. I think we all hoped thatFalloutwould be good but I think I can fairly say that many of us never expected it to be as well received as it was.
Now, much likeThe Last of Us, we can’t wait for the second season ofFallout, which currently at this time, does not have a release date. I think the best we can hope for right now is late 2025 or early 2026.
Before I proceed, I will be going into spoilers for the final episode ofFallout, so please consider this to be yourspoiler warning.
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At this time, we don’t know much more. However, when picking up the award for ‘Best Adaptation’, a minute into the video above, one of the series' directors, Jonathan Nolan, thankedFallout: New Vegasfans for not “burning his house to the ground”.
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Falloutis available to stream now on Prime, and you can play the video game series fromFallout 3(includingNew Vegas) with an Xbox Game Pass subscription at no extra cost.
Topics:Fallout,Bethesda,Amazon,TV And Film
