Fallout 4 News

Starfield needs to reproduce Fallout 4's E3 for new showcase to shine

As the Starfield release date draws ever closer, I've been thinking about how Bethesda announces its new RPG games. There has been a slow stream of information since the Starfield E3 2018 announcement, and Bethesda has understandably been playing its cards closer to its chest with reveals and new information, waiting to show us what it can when it's ready. The thing is, there's actually a way for the upcoming Starfield showcase to shine, and Bethesda already showed it to us with Fallout 4 at E3 2015.

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Fallout London is looking for voice actors, Cockney accents optional

Of all the Fallout 4 mods, Fallout London, which moves the stalwart Bethesda RPG game series from the irradiated shores of the United States all the way over to the equally irradiated shores of the UK, may be the most ambitious. A new map, new quests, new enemies, new weapons - if you're looking for something to play while waiting on the Fallout 5 release date, Fallout London will almost certainly be your best option. But why just play this massive new take on Fallout 4 when you can actually be in it?

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5 reasons my hopes are high for Amazon's Fallout TV series

We haven't seen much of Amazon's Fallout TV series yet, apart from a single, lonely screenshot and a glimpse of some power armor, which don't really give us much to go on. But even though I try to avoid letting my expectations too high too quickly, it's hard not to be pretty pumped that Fallout is coming to our televisions sometime this year...
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Well, here's Shrek in Fallout 4

From the same warped mind who brought you Austin Powers in Mass Effect, here's Shrek in Fallout 4, which takes another Mike Myers character and inserts him into a videogame where he uncannily seems to belong...
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Fallout: London mod shows off working trains, mailbox murderbots

Of all the ambitious Fallout 4 mods in the works, I think I'm most excited for Fallout: London, which will finally give us a look at how the UK handles the post-apocalypse. And the Fallout: London mod team isn't just hard at work crafting an entirely new map, characters, and quests—they also regularly take time to give fans progress updates, like the one above that kicks off the new year...
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