Todd Howard confirms Fallout Season 3 is in development and explains how the show’s canon events will directly influence the world of the upcoming Fallout 5

If there's any chance of a Fallout 3 remaster being in development, it sounds like it will be released as a surprise.

Season two of the Prime Video adaptation might have only just kicked off, but Bethesda is already looking to the future—of both the show and the games.

Howard says the shift to a weekly release model for “Fallout” Season 2 will change how the viewers consume the series, but “it didn’t affect the story we were telling.” And that will go for Season 3 as well, which Howard says is currently in the writing stage.

Todd Howard Fallout Season 3 is in the writing stage, and there are discussions around future game collaborations happening.

A matter of jubilation to some, trepidation to others, Bethesda Softworks ' acquisition of the violent roleplaying franchise Fallout back in 2004 has caused contention amongst its legions of avid fans, filling their still-thriving web communities with vitriol, fervour and wild speculation in equal parts.

Fresh off the premiere of 'Fallout' Season 2, Todd Howard says that a third season is currently being written for the dystopian Prime Video series.

I asked if I could pin him down on which game he preferred, Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas.

Todd Howard comments on the possibility of remastering both Fallout 3 and New Vegas, which has been highly requested by fans of the franchise.

The Fat Man is a shoulder-fired catapult that shoots small nuclear bombs, in true Fallout fashion. It first appeared in Fallout 3 (in a fight that takes place outside of Washington DC’s Galaxy News Radio), and has been a mainstay of the series ever since.