Obsidian Developing New Fallout Game Amidst Studio Changes
Bethesda has confirmed Obsidian Entertainment is creating a new Fallout title. This project comes as Obsidian faces studio restructuring and potential project cancellations. Remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas are also in development, alongside Fallout 5 pre-production.
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It’s A Bad Time To Be A New Fallout Fan, But Things Are Looking Up
Bethesda has announced that four Fallout games are currently in production, including Fallout 5 in pre-production and remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. Additionally, Obsidian is developing a new Fallout title. This news aims to capitalize on the popularity of the Fallout television show and provide new and modernized experiences for fans.
Possible PlayStation 6 Action RPG in Major Series Gets Exciting Update
Bethesda has confirmed that Obsidian Entertainment is developing a new Fallout project. While details are scarce, the announcement has led to speculation that it could be a PlayStation 6 title. Bethesda also mentioned remasters for Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, alongside ongoing updates for Fallout 76.
New Fallout by Obsidian Confirmed, The Elder Scrolls Online Team to “Partner Closely” With Bethesda
Obsidian Entertainment is confirmed to be working on a new Fallout project in collaboration with Bethesda Game Studios. ZeniMax Online Studios will also partner closely with Bethesda on The Elder Scrolls franchise, potentially supporting The Elder Scrolls 6 and continuing content for The Elder Scrolls Online. The article also touches on the potential cancellation of Avowed 2 at Obsidian.
New Fallout game in development by makers of New Vegas but at a cost
Xbox has commissioned Obsidian Entertainment, the studio behind Fallout: New Vegas, to develop a new Fallout game, led by project director Josh Sawyer. This decision comes after Obsidian experienced significant layoffs, with reports suggesting that previous projects were cancelled to prioritize this new Fallout title. The move aims to capitalize on the franchise's popularity, potentially releasing before Bethesda's Fallout 5.
