Fallout 5 Could Use a Bethesda Trick That Was Never Supposed to Work
Fallout 5 is more than likely years away at this point, but as a die-hard Fallout lover, it's a game that tends to always be on my mind. When it comes to the games, the Fallout franchise has been stuck in a bit of a limbo state. Amazon's live-action series has been a great way to pass the time between entries, but Fall...
Fallout 5 is more than likely years away at this point, but as a die-hard Fallout lover, it's a game that tends to always be on my mind. When it comes to the games, the Fallout franchise has been stuck in a bit of a limbo state. Amazon's live-action series has been a great way to pass the time between entries, but Fallout 76 has mostly been carrying the games, leaving a lot of space to wonder what Fallout 5 will even be like. Now that Bethesda just recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, whatever comes next for Fallout hopefully embraces the same kind of unexpectedness that the studio has brought forth through the years.
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