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Josh Sawyer reflects on Fallout New Vegas’ rocky launch, drawing parallels to Cyberpunk 2077’s initial reception

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‘CIA’: Tom Ellis & Nick Gehlfuss On How Real-Life Friendship Set Them Up Seamlessly For Partner Roles As Trailer Drops – Q&A

EXCLUSIVE: CBS has unveiled the first trailer for the new FBI spinoff series, CIA, starring Tom Ellis and Nick Gehlfuss as ...

The best thing about Fallout New Vegas was right there in Bethesda's initial pitch to Obsidian

Looking back at Fallout 3 for Game Informer's oral history, designer Emil Pagliarulo pointed out that in Bethesda's first Fallout, "There are no factions. You can't join ...

Fallout's Aaron Moten has forbidden himself from playing the games at this point

Actor Aaron Moten plays Maximus in Prime Video's Fallout TV series, and while he's familiar with the video game source material, he's confessed that he has "forbid" himself from actually playing any ...
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Fallout season 2 sparks surge in player activity, but Fallout 3 lags behind expectations

Fallout Tactics is experiencing a resurgence.

Despite only briefly appearing in season 2, Fallout showrunner says Ron Perlman's Supermutant will figure into future seasons: "He is a larger character in this world"

Fallout recently wrapped its second season on Prime Video. Speaking exclusively to GamesRadar+, Robertson-Dworet and executive producer Todd Howard discussed how those major season 2 twists may have ...

'We’ve never stopped developing Fallout' says Todd Howard on Fallout 5, but the game is still a long way off with the 'majority' of the team working on The Elder Scr…

Speaking to Game Informer as part of the outlet's 'oral history of Fallout', Howard began by reflecting on the ongoing ...

Fallout's origin can be traced back to a pizza party Tim Cain threw

Why did this group come together in the first place? Because Fallout's co-creator Tim Cain lured them in with a pizza party.