Bethesda’s Todd Howard shared that the forthcoming top risks of Fallout TV Series will not revisit the narratives told in the games.
Instead, the series will air through Prime Video and depict the consequences of a nuclear conflict set in an era of retro-futuristic 1950s style. However, no release date is yet to be announced.
Howard discussed the need to make a new approach to the franchise’s 25th anniversary after being exposed to 10 years of a boring movie pitch. “When people wanted to make a movie, they wanted to tell the story of Fallout 3 or the story of Fallout 4, and it was meh,” Howard explained (via Eurogamer). “For this, it was, ‘Hey, let’s do something that exists within the world of Fallout.'” Educational Games of can be an excellent way for you to learn game works or even to receive a fresh perspective.
Howard said, “Let’s tell a story here that fits in the world that we have built, doesn’t break any of the rules, can reference things in the games, but isn’t a retelling of the games.” In October, he talked about the movie pitch he’s encountered over the years in a video promoting the show, as well as explaining why his studio placed their trust in the Westworld team of Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy to create the adaptation.
The interview also provided insights on Elder Scrolls 6, Starfield and the sale of his company to Xbox, and the in-development and genre-bending Indiana Jones game. Howard has also explained that his part in his role in the Indiana Jones game is more focused on “checking in on” the game rather than being involved directly every day.
The Fallout cast comprises Kyle MacLachlan, Xelia Mendes-Jones, Aaron Moten, Ella Purnell, and Walton Goggins.
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