As Computer and Videogames reports, the recent Fallout 4 trademark filing is only one in a string of recent trademark hoaxes that started with the infamous Half-Life 3, all thanks to the Office of Harmonization for the Internal Market’s policies:…

With the Spike Video Game Awards (which are now called VGX, apparently) scheduled for a December 7th airing, it seems awfully coincidental that Bethesda Softworks has trademarked Fallout 4 for “computer software”, “materials for packaging”, “clothing”, and “entertainment”, among other…

While this isn’t the first time that Bethesda registers a trademark for applications out of their usual portfolio, and while so far they haven’t really made use of them, the timing of the news makes it worth noting: Bethesda has…

After arguing that a Boston setting doesn’t fit the Fallout series in its first piece, the California Literary Review’s videogame blog doubles the editorial dose with a second write-up. It consists of a series of suggestion for an alternative location…

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,…