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The Fallout TV series has crossed an incredible milestone
☢️ Amazon MGM Studios, Kilter Films, and Bethesda Game Studios' Fallout TV series has over 100 million viewers, and a second season is still on the way.
Fallout 76 is finally getting pets — here's what you need to know
Pets! Fallout 76 players can look forward to cats and dogs later this year, as shared by Bethesda Game Studios during the Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2024 presentation.
Fallout 76: Milepost Zero's new questline lets you live out your dreams of guarding Brahmin caravans
🐮🐮 Fallout 76: Milepost Zero gets bigger with a new questline allowing players to guard Brahmin caravans in exchange for special rewards.
Bethesda took one look at Diablo 4’s microtransactions and said, "hold my beer"—introducing the $1,999 Fallout 76 bundle
$$$$$ But you can save $200 with Xbox Game Pass!
Fallout is officially an Emmy Award-winning TV show, but there could still be more to come
Winner! Fallout is now officially an Emmy Award-winning show, claiming two prizes in the 2024 Creative Arts ceremony. But there are more up for grabs on September 15, including some huge categories.
The Fallout games you've (probably) never played are free for a whole week — grab 'em while you can
Fallout for Free For the next several days, you can get your hands on the Fallout games that kicked the legendary franchise off without spending a penny.
This literal game-changing Fallout mod takes players to a post-nuclear London after 4 years of development
Fallout London Indie modders Team FOLON has announced the long-awaited Fallout 4 conversion mod, Fallout London, has finally launched on GOG.com for free.
Bethesda and Prime Video's Fallout TV series gets 16 Emmy nominations — here are the categories it might win
Emmy Bethesda and Prime Video's Fallout TV series has scored 17 nominations for the 2024 Emmys, including for Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
Bethesda lead Todd Howard suggests the rumored 'Fallout' and 'Elder Scrolls' remasters aren't happening right now
Curb remaster hopes In a recent interview with content creator, MrMattyPlays, the director of Bethesda, Todd Howard, declares that the studio is not working on remasters of older Fallout games right now.
