GameRant - Fallout: New Vegas

It’s Time to Admit Fallout: New Vegas Captured Lightning in a Bottle, and Will Probably Never Happen Again

Drew Swanson — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 16:30:17 GMT

Every so often, a game comes along that solidifies itself as a generational masterpiece and sets the standard for the future of not only its respective franchise but for its genre as a whole. Fallout: New Vegas is one of these games, pushing forward the storytelling potential of the Fallout franchise as well as RPGs in general. The unique game design and narrative of Fallout: New Vegas have earned it the acclaim of fans and critics alike, leaving a legacy that is unlikely to ever be topped by future Fallout games.

Fallout Remaster Leaks Carry a Huge Red Flag I Just Can't Ignore

Joshua Duckworth — Wed, 27 May 2026 14:00:16 GMT

This is the worst day of my life. "Joshua, you're just being dramatic." Shut up, I'm crying in da clerb or whatever it is you cool kids say. Where I really want to be crying is in Goodsprings in Fallout: New Vegas, where I, a courier, have been shot in the head before beginning a quest for vengeance that takes me across the Mojave Wasteland. Like many fans, I seriously hoped Fallout Season 2 would lead to some kind of Fallout game remaster, but my fingers were and have been crossed for New Vegas. The latest rumors and leaks are breaking my heart all over again.

Fallout Fan Makes Chinese Pistol Out of Popsicle Sticks

Siddharth Wadhwan — Thu, 07 May 2026 18:30:16 GMT

A Fallout fan has brought the Chinese Pistol from Fallout 3 to life by building a detailed replica of the iconic weapon entirely out of popsicle sticks. Fallout is one of the most popular post-apocalyptic franchises out there, set in an alternate future where nuclear war leaves the world in ruins. The series is known for blending retro-futuristic technology with 1950s-inspired American culture, creating a unique wasteland filled with mutated creatures, abandoned vaults, rival factions, and dangerous survivors.

Bethesda Reportedly Had a Full PowerPoint for Everything Fallout: New Vegas Dev Obsidian "Did Wrong"

Ashley Turner — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 21:51:33 GMT

The story of how Fallout: New Vegas came to be is already legendary, but new reports suggest Bethesda was quite harsh about what it thought the game got wrong. This news has reignited long-standing debates about the partnership between these two famous RPG developers. While the public has come to love the title, the history behind Fallout: New Vegas' creation is filled with stories of internal friction and differing visions. As more information comes to light, it becomes clear that the relationship between the creator and the owner of the brand was far more complicated than anyone expected.

Fallout 5 Exclusivity Leaves Gamers Frustrated

Josh Cotts — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 13:00:16 GMT

It has now been over a decade since Fallout 4 launched, making the wait for Fallout 5 enough of an endurance test already, with many fans likely wondering if they'll ever see it in their lifetime. However, the possibility of its platform exclusivity is just as much of a concern. Following Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda and the precedent firmly set by Starfield, the likelihood that the next mainline journey into the Wasteland's initial launch will take place exclusively on Xbox and PC is high. For millions of PlayStation loyalists who have spent hundreds of hours exploring the Capital Wasteland or the Commonwealth on Sony hardware, the realization that they could be left out of the next chapter is a bitter pill to swallow. Instead of looking forward to a triumphant return to a post-apocalyptic America, a massive chunk of the game's player base is now staring at a vault door that could remain closed, no matter how much time passes between now and Fallout 5's launch.

Fallout: New Vegas Designer Comments on the Possibility of a Remaster

Drew Swanson — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 21:00:15 GMT

Fallout: New Vegas isn't likely to get a remaster any time soon, according to the game's original designer, Chris Avellone. Rumors of a potential Fallout: New Vegas remaster or remake have circulated among Fallout fans in the wake of Season 2 of the Amazon Prime series taking Lucy, The Ghoul, and Maximus to the iconic Mojave Wasteland. However, no official announcement from Bethesda has been made regarding the project at this time.

The Fallout Games' Biggest Antagonists and Their Future Backed By Gamers

LB Beistad — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 15:35:59 GMT

In the world of Fallout, America's wastelands are the ultimate test of survival. Deathclaws, Raiders, and various warring factions present a long list of dangers that can appear at any moment. Over any of those momentary fears is the idea of what comes next. The Fallout franchise has long focused one that, on one of the most horrifying post-apocalyptic outcomes possible, and that's what has continued to keep the series so fascinating after all these years. With the destruction of modern civilization comes something new, and this is what paved the way for Fallout's many different factions.

The Elder Scrolls 6 Won't Be the Next Big Thing From Bethesda

Josh Cotts — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 18:00:15 GMT

The Elder Scrolls 6 has been the biggest blip on Bethesda fans' radar for years now, especially considering how long ago it was announced and the nearly 15 years it's been since the release of the last game in the series, Skyrim. And recently, comments from director Todd Howard about just how much attention the studio has been putting on The Elder Scrolls 6 lately have been ramping up hype to the point that fans might be thinking it's arrival is just around the corner. Even so, while they may not have to wait years for the highly anticipated launch at this point in the game's development, it still won't be the next big thing from Bethesda, assuming all the rumors hold up in the end.

The Best Fallout Game Is Less Than $1 On Steam Right Now

James Ratcliff — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 00:16:46 GMT

This article was updated by Andrea Trama on March 24, 2026, mentioning the overall Bethesda sales on Steam. It was first published on March 20.

Fallout Fans Have Been on a Real Rollercoaster Lately

Christopher Adams — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 18:30:16 GMT

Few franchises are riding as high as Fallout right now; the second season of the Amazon series broke records, introduced millions of new fans to the wasteland, and reignited interest in games that are decades old. The IP is genuinely thriving, which makes it all the more painful that anyone trying to get a straight answer about what's actually coming next in the games has spent the better part of a year getting jerked around. It’s true, Fallout fans have been given the short end of the stick for a while now, with false promises and false starts seemingly around every corner.