The Fallout series is very much a big part of our wider cultural canon right now, mostly thanks to the excellent Prime Video adaptation bringing the franchise to a television audience for the first time. That said, us gamers haven't been particularly well serviced by Bethesda in recent years, with Fallout 76 the only real, ongoing release that players can jump into with regularity.
The older single-player games in the series certainly still have a lot of love and magic to give, but the lack of a Fallout 5 or equivalent project has really begun to run the community the wrong way. Even more frustratingly, we knew very little about even a broad plan for the next sequel moving forward.
Things have started to shift in recent months though, and the latest round of updates has put some positivity back into the overall sentiment towards the series as a whole.
Over on Reddit, one user shared a post confirming the news that new Xbox head Asha Sharma sees both Fallout and The Elder Scrolls as absolute priorities. This includes the revelation that she wants faster development times for both franchises, which can only be good news for those of...
