Fallout New Vegas
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Sorry Microsoft, but I've shoved your handheld onto a Steam Deck dock and started playing 2000s games using an Xbox…
This article details how to connect an Xbox 360 controller to modern PC gaming setups, specifically using the ASUS ROG Ally X handheld docked to a Steam Deck dock. It explains the necessary hardware, including a PC adapter for the Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver, and the driver installation process on Windows 11, noting compatibility with SteamOS as well. The author highlights the authentic retro gaming experience achieved by playing classics like Fallout New Vegas and Bioshock with the classic controller.
Fallout 5 Could Be Made Outside Bethesda, Former Dev Says
A former Bethesda developer suggests that Fallout 5 might be developed by an external studio due to Bethesda Game Studios' current workload with The Elder Scrolls 6 and other projects. While Bethesda has outsourced development before, such as with Fallout: New Vegas by Obsidian Entertainment, the studio would likely still be involved in oversight. The possibility of releasing Fallout 5 in conjunction with a new season of the Fallout TV show was also discussed as a strategic advantage.
Bethesda veterans "wouldn't be surprised" if Fallout 5 went to another company, because the devs "have their hands full" with The Elder Scrolls 6
Bethesda veterans suggest that Fallout 5 might be developed by an external studio due to the company's focus on The Elder Scrolls 6. Developers like Jonah Lobe and Bruce Nesmith believe outsourcing is a possibility, especially to capitalize on the synergy with the popular Amazon Fallout show.
From Starfield to Fallout: Devs Want More Than Just 'Po... | TAG
In a refreshing move for the industry, Atlus is raising salaries and reducing fixed overtime, bucking the trend of layoffs and crunch. Meanwhile, reviews are out for the Pulsar X3 CrazyLight Mini mouse, and Amy Madigan's Oscar win for 'Weapons' is being compared to Heath Ledger's Joker. The article also touches on the risks of $70 games on Steam, player expectations for Grand Theft Auto 6's multiplayer, upcoming challenges in Marathon, a new Fallout Chicago mod, a guide to finding an item in Pokémon Pokopia, and composer Inon Zur's belief that Starfield will become legendary. News also includes layoffs at Warner Bros. Games Montréal, new codes for Animal Training, and the announcement of a Firefly animated series.
Fallout Chicago, a DLC-sized New Vegas mod about the Brotherhood of Steel fighting a union mob, has a first demo out now
The first demo for Fallout Chicago, a large-scale mod for Fallout: New Vegas, is now available. This mod expansion focuses on the Brotherhood of Steel's conflict with a union mob in a post-apocalyptic Chicago. The demo includes the first act of the main story, side quests, and explorable locations.
‘This is a passion project for all of us here’: Xbox keeps pushing the envelope on preservation efforts
Xbox is prioritizing game preservation, aiming to keep older titles accessible and playable with modern enhancements like Auto HDR and FPS Boost. The company plans to release iconic retro games with new features as part of its 25th anniversary celebration later this year, potentially including remasters or remakes of titles like Fallout: New Vegas.
A New Fallout Might Have Been Scrapped At Microsoft - Report
According to journalist Jeff Gerstmann, a new Fallout game that was reportedly in development at a Microsoft-owned studio is unlikely to be released. While details on the project's scope are unknown, it has not been officially announced by Bethesda. Gerstmann also commented on rumors of a Fallout 3 remaster, suggesting it has been outsourced to an external studio.
Fallout 3 Remaster Is Seemingly Getting An Elite Edition With A Special Power Armor
A listing for a McFarlane Toys figure suggests Fallout 3 Remastered will receive an "Elite Edition" featuring a Nuka-Cola branded Power Armor. Industry sources indicate a remaster is planned, potentially alongside Fallout: New Vegas, though Bethesda has not officially confirmed.
Fallout 3 Remastered release date revealed by new toy and it's due soon
A Fallout 3 Remastered release date appears to have been revealed through a listing for a McFarlane Toys figure, suggesting a release on August 31. While Bethesda has not officially announced the remaster, the toy listing indicates a summer launch, potentially coinciding with the success of the Fallout TV show. The article also speculates on the possibility of a shadow drop release, similar to the Oblivion remaster.
Fallout 3 PS5 Is Fast Becoming One of the Worst Kept Secrets in Gaming
A new product listing from McFarlane Toys suggests a remaster of Fallout 3 may be in development, potentially for PlayStation 5. This aligns with earlier rumors about remasters for both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, though neither are expected soon. The popularity of the recent Fallout TV show is likely contributing to renewed interest in these titles.
More hopium for Fallout 3 Remastered emerges as the unannounced RPG is named in a new product listing for an upcoming…
New evidence for a Fallout 3 Remastered has emerged through a product listing from McFarlane Toys for a Nuka Cola figure. This listing, found on retailer Brodepot, follows recent speculation about potential remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, with Iron Galaxy Studios previously fueling rumors that were later downplayed.
Hope for a Fallout: New Vegas remaster emerges yet again
A user expressed hope for a remaster of Fallout: New Vegas, citing its complex controls and camera issues as reasons for a remake. The user also praised the game's soundtrack, particularly its drum and bass tracks, suggesting the genre could be better utilized in modern games.
Game History and Preservation
Saber Interactive has confirmed that the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is still in development. Additionally, lost post-ending dialogue for Fallout: New Vegas has been discovered and restored for PC players, highlighting ongoing efforts in game preservation.
Lost Fallout: New Vegas post-ending dialogue has been found and restored
Post-game dialogue for Fallout: New Vegas, originally cut by Obsidian Entertainment, has been restored through a mod. This restoration allows players to continue experiencing the Mojave Wasteland with dialogue reflecting their main campaign decisions, offering a closer look at the developers' original vision.
Captain Obvious time: The Fallout TV series has massively increased game sales, even for the '90s originals
The Fallout TV series has significantly boosted sales and player counts across the entire Fallout franchise, including original titles from the 1990s. Data from G2A.com and SteamDB shows player numbers for games like Fallout 4 increasing tenfold following the show's premiere and subsequent seasons. This sustained interest indicates the series has successfully attracted a new, permanent audience to the games.
No Fallout New Vegas remaster teases here, Iron Galaxy say, we're just really enthusiastic about meetings
Iron Galaxy Studios has denied that their recent social media posts featuring a screen from Fallout: New Vegas were teasing a remaster of the game. The studio stated that the image was simply a recurring slide used for their monthly company meetings. Despite the denial, speculation about potential Fallout remasters continues, fueled by past leaks mentioning a Fallout 3 remaster.
Fallout Support Studio Insists It's Not Teasing Another Game
Iron Galaxy Studios, a support studio for Bethesda, has denied that a recent social media post featuring a Fallout: New Vegas loading screen is teasing a new game. The studio stated that the slide is used monthly for company meetings and has no connection to ongoing Fallout projects. This comes amid rumors of Fallout games being revived and ahead of Fallout 4's Anniversary Edition release on the Nintendo Switch.
Iron Galaxy says the Fallout: New Vegas image it posted yesterday doesn't mean anything: 'We use that slide every month and has nothing to do with anything Fallout being worked on'
Iron Galaxy Studios has denied rumors of a Fallout: New Vegas remaster, stating that an image posted on social media was merely a behind-the-scenes look at a company meeting. The studio clarified that the image, which featured the Fallout: New Vegas loading screen, has no connection to any Fallout projects currently in development. Despite the denial, the article suggests that a remaster is likely to happen in the future due to the franchise's popularity.
Fallout 3 lead Emil Pagliarulo tried to stuff it to the gills with Deus Ex DNA: 'As much immersive sim as was…
Fallout 3 lead designer Emil Pagliarulo aimed to incorporate as many immersive sim elements as possible, drawing heavy inspiration from Deus Ex. He discussed how the team supported diverse playstyles and mechanics like the limb damage system, which was directly influenced by Deus Ex. Pagliarulo noted that this design DNA has spread to studios like Arkane, who also have roots in immersive sim development.
Marathon Fontslop & New Pokemon Type | TAG
This article covers several gaming news items, including Bungie's decision to keep the "fontslop" UI in Marathon, potential new monster types and mechanics in Pokémon Winds and Waves, preorder bonuses for Pokémon Pokopia, a progress-losing glitch in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, a new expansion for Cities Skylines 1, Nvidia's RTX 5070 topping the Steam Hardware Survey, feedback from Marathon's Server Slam, Capcom removing Enigma DRM from Resident Evil 4 Remake, and a potential tease for a Fallout: New Vegas remaster from Iron Galaxy Studios.
