For fans of the Prime Video series Fallout and the games that inspired it, Bethesda seems poised to leverage the show’s current and future success.

In an interview with Variety, Jon Rush, the creative director of Fallout 76, revealed that the game’s team and the show’s creators have discussed synchronizing their releases. This could lead to in-game content tied to the show, such as character skins or events inspired by specific episodes, similar to Fortnite’s collaborations with major franchises. Given the 200-year gap between Fallout 76 and the show, with the game set in the past and the series in the future, the developers aim to keep any overlap straightforward. Rush hinted that the two projects complement each other well, suggesting a potential link between them in the future.

For those who have been waiting for single-player Fallout games, which have been absent for the past decade, there might be some good news. Jordan Middler, a journalist from VGC, mentioned on the Friends Per Second Podcast that “multiple projects” are in development for the post-apocalyptic series, including “the one you’re all wanting.”

This comment implies a potential remaster of Fallout 3, which was initially released in 2008 and was listed in leaked Microsoft documents from 2023, alongside a remaster of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The nature of the other projects remains unknown, although one is likely to be Fallout 5. Middler indicated that the most anticipated project is still several years away, meaning concrete details will take some time to emerge.

Luckily, the wait for new Fallout content won’t be too long, as season two of the series is slated to premiere on Prime Video in December.

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