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Fallout 4 is getting the Next-Gen update
Fallout 4 will finally receive the upgrade with 60fps support on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 on April 25.
Read More »Fallout Series will debut on Prime Video sooner than expected
The debut of the Fallout Series has been rescheduled once again. Amazon revealed that Fallout will now air on Prime Video April 10 @ 6 p.m. PT.
Read More »Twitch Revives Retired Feature for Free Fallout Series Viewing
Amazon releases the first episode of Fallout TV Series for Free on Twitch.
Read More »Xbox releases Fallout-inspired controllers
The Xbox Design Lab now features four controller designs inspired by Fallout.
Read More »Executive Producer Nolan about the upcoming Fallout Series: “It’s almost like we’re Fallout 5”.
According to executive producer Jonathan Nolan, the upcoming Fallout series from Amazon almost feels like Fallout 5.
Read More »Blizzard’s President Mike Ybarra leaves as Microsoft cuts 1900 jobs
Microsoft is cutting 1900 jobs at Activision Blizzard and divisions related to Zenimax and Xbox. In addition to the job cuts, Mike Ybarra, the President of Blizzard, has chosen to depart from the company. Blizzard’s Chief Design Officer Allen Adham is also departing from the company. Although the majority of …
Read More »Amazon unveils a fresh glimpse of Lucy in Fallout
Amazon has shown us a sneak peek of Lucy, a character in the upcoming Fallout series that will premiere on the 12th of April on Amazon Prime.
Read More »Fallout 76 reached 17 million players, expanding its audience in 2023
According to Bethesda, Fallout 76 has garnered a player base of 17 million users over five years since its November 2018 launch.
Read More »Microsoft and ZeniMax Union Agree on AI Principles
Xbox's parent company, Microsoft, has reached an agreement with ZeniMax Workers United on AI principles for worker safety in gaming. Microsoft committed to six guiding principles, including fairness and transparency.
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