Fallout New Vegas Director Open to Follow

Whether another Fallout game from Obsidian ever happens remains to be seen. Todd Howard has actually confirmed they have strategies to make Fallout 5, but it sounds like it's many, several years far from occurring. One has to think of that Xbox does not desire the IP to sit inactive for over a year, but it also most likely does not want to simply hurry something out.

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The chances of it happening have increased with Xbox obtaining Bethesda and Obsidian, however it does not indicate it will happen. There are rumors that Fallout: New Vegas 2 is actually in early stages, but again, that still doesn't imply it will ever really see the light of day. With that stated, Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer is open to doing another video game in the series. Sawyer expressed his interest to Kinda Funny Games and kept in mind that he wishes to do California or the Midwest as the setting for the theoretical game. He likewise noted there are a lot of possibilities for a Fallout game set outside the United States.

The director of Fallout: New Vegas is open to a follow-up of some kind. Fallout: New Vegas is one of the most revered Fallout games out there, however it wasn't developed by Bethesda. The developer had actually simply launched Fallout 3 and was knee-deep in the development on The Senior Scrolls V: Skyrim, however desired to keep the momentum of the Fallout series going.

I like Fallout, I like the setting, I might see myself working on it again however you understand, we'll see where the future takes me, Sawyer said. [...] California or the Midwest would be fascinating. Undoubtedly, I need to be passionate about it as a Director however also that the team is really thrilled about and also that works within the bigger concept of the IP.

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Fallout: New Vegas is one of the most revered Fallout video games out there, however it wasn't developed by Bethesda. The developer had actually just released Fallout 3 and was knee-deep in the advancement on The Senior citizen Scrolls V: Skyrim, but desired to keep the momentum of the Fallout series going. There are rumors that Fallout: New Vegas 2 is in fact in early stages, however again, that still doesn't indicate it will ever in fact see the light of day. With that stated, Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer is open to doing another game in the series.