After giving us precisely zero information about what's going on with the Fallout franchise from a gaming perspective over the last few years, Bethesda suddenly went overload mode and dropped a bunch of exciting confirmations on everyone in what was actually pretty good news for once.
The big news was that both the Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remasters, which had long been circulated in rumors, are very much real, though they didn't go as far as giving us a release date. They also confirmed that Fallout 5 is underway, though it seems like that's considerably further back in its progress so far.
Over on Windows Central, Bethesda head honcho Todd Howard sat down to discuss the studio's projects, including Fallout 5. As part of that, he broke down the technology and engine they have been working with, which allows multiple teams to produce in parallel, which should hopefully speed up the development process as a whole.
"For the worlds we want to create, and given that we're going to make Fallout 5, the question was how to do all this work in parallel, without constant stops and restarts. And we are very happy with the result. I can't...
