California Literary Review’s videogame blog has an editorial about Fallout’s setting, its Western/Frontier fee,l and why Boston (the rumored setting for Fallout 4) is the wrong place to set a Fallout game.  Read on, post-nuclear fans: All the hallmarks of…

We haven’t linked to Wayside Creations’ Fallout: Nuka Break web series since it first debuted, but it’s worth pointing out that the team is running a Kickstarter campaign to fund a second series. They’ve already surpassed the original $60,000 goal,…

Obsidian Entertainment designer Josh Sawyer has taken to his personal blog to spell out the reasons why he continues to dislike the way weapons and weapon skills are set up in the Fallout series (starting with the original up through…

Bethesda Softworks just fired over a press release that not only confirms that they’ve reached a settlement in their litigation against Interplay, but also reveals that Interplay has accepted a payment of $2 million to rescind all rights to the…

If this report over at Duck and Cover is to be believed, Interplay and Bethesda have actually reached a settlement to their long-running legal dispute over the rights to the Fallout franchise. Apparently a formal announcement will be incoming later…

It appears that Sol Invictus has left his post at Hellmode for Gameranx, where he’s posted an editorial entitled “The Forgotten Revolution of Fallout”. In it, he gives us a brief history lesson for Interplay’s original title before proceeding to…

The political and faction-divided landscape of the post-apocalyptic wasteland, as well as the way the player can influence it, is the subject of this new editorial on Bitmob. A sampling: The narrative threads of every Fallout title can be traced…