The Fallout TV series that debuted on Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service is successful as many flock to Bethesda’s latest Fallout titles, including their online offering Fallout 76, which saw 1 million new players trying out the game soon after the first season of the show dropped on April 10.
Read MoreBethesda announced that they will be celebrating 25 years of Fallout this October with a series of events each week to celebrate the long-running RPG franchise.
Read MoreBethesda is further supporting their online survival RPG Fallout 76 in 2021 with a series of updates that adds more story content, a new expansions to Daily Ops. legendary crafting, seasonal events, and a lot more throughout the year.
Read MoreHere’s all you need to know about Bethesda’s E3 2019 press conference, which featured Deathloop, Doom Eternal, Fallout 76, Ghostwire Tokyo, Commander Keen, Wolfenstein: Young Blood, Elder Scrolls Online, and more!
Read MoreThe latest update adds a new item that lets players put their extra stuff up for sale while they go off on (mis)adventures, but a sales tax is causing all sorts of controversy.
Read MorePlayers remain peaceable around the game’s opening areas. Some are protecting player-built havens. Others are giving out free beers.
Read MoreLike in 2015, the next Fallout is available the same year it was announced. Fallout 76 launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on November 14, 2018.
Read MoreBethesda reveals Fallout 76 ahead of E3 2018.
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