A Fallout countdown on the website of Amazon's show hasn't preceded the reveal of Fallout 3 or New Vegas remasters.

Fallout season 2 has come to a close, bringing reunions, explosions, more deathclaws than we know what to do with, and a shocking post-credits scene that will give us plenty to ponder as we wait for Fallout season 3.

Pro: Everything feels fresh and dangerous. Con: I had to replay the same scripted walk and talk story mission three times on account of bugs.

Strange occurrences on Steam for Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas may be hinting towards an exciting upcoming announcement

Some Fallout fans believe the latest episode of Season 2 of the Amazon show confirms a New Vegas ending is canon, while others believe the showrunners have kept their word and avoided picking an ending.

The sequel to Fallout 2 being developed by Black Isle Studios in the early 2000s was codenamed Van Buren, and when it was shut down in 2003—after which Bethesda picked up the ball, but made a completely different game—it became a kind of lost relic for Fallout tragics.

Fallout fans discover what the mysterious countdown clock on the show's Season 2 website is for, and it's disappointing news for fans of the games.

Virtuos is quietly a TV and movie powerhouse, and its work on the Fallout show has us all asking the obvious question