Fallout Doesn't Need New Vegas 2, but Bethesda and Obsidian Need Each Other Again

Xbox has been going through some serious growing pains and restructuring this year, and the Fallout franchise has been feeling a lot of these changes the most. The Fallout games have been stuck in limbo ever since Fallout 76 launched back in 2018, and there is currently no end in sight. As a long-time Fallout fan, the lack of new games has been brutal, especially when Bethesda hasn't offered any insight into Fallout 5's launch window. There is at least the Fallout TV show to help pass the time, but the time between seasons is also grueling. However, now that Xbox has moved Obsidian Entertainment under the Bethesda umbrella, Fallout's future is looking a bit brighter.