Fallout : TV show
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Fallout the Bethesda post-apocalyptic game world is coming to TV on Amazon Prime
https://www.destructoid.com/stories/a-fallout-show...
by the makers of Westworld.....so um.....that might be good for the first series then....or.....
https://www.destructoid.com/stories/a-fallout-show...
by the makers of Westworld.....so um.....that might be good for the first series then....or.....
It'll be badly made, it wont be free and will likely require payment to get to the next 12 minutes of each show, and even when its pointed out their pissing over all their fans, they'll just shrug and go "yeah and", oh and it wont really fit in with the time line of the games before it.
KrazyIvan said:
It'll be badly made, it wont be free and will likely require payment to get to the next 12 minutes of each show, and even when its pointed out their pissing over all their fans, they'll just shrug and go "yeah and", oh and it wont really fit in with the time line of the games before it.
After 5 minutes the main character gets stuck into a dialogue loop, his companion has a physics glitch and the screen goes blue.The world of Fallout could make for a great TV show.
From the creators of Westworld though............. . Not sure they are the right people to be honest. Westworld had a great first season but I am not sure the things that made it great would be similar to what is needed for Fallout. Once the Westworld people needed to create a world, rather than a cliched western world, season 3 world is what they came up with.
From the creators of Westworld though............. . Not sure they are the right people to be honest. Westworld had a great first season but I am not sure the things that made it great would be similar to what is needed for Fallout. Once the Westworld people needed to create a world, rather than a cliched western world, season 3 world is what they came up with.
I'll be interested to see what they make of it. If they jettison the tone of the games completely I can imagine it might be a bit of a slog.
One of the beauties of the current content creating frenzy is everything you've vaguely wondered would make a good screen effort may well happen.
This is the synopsis of an earlier stillborn film of it - https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_film_treat...
One of the beauties of the current content creating frenzy is everything you've vaguely wondered would make a good screen effort may well happen.
This is the synopsis of an earlier stillborn film of it - https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_film_treat...
I think it's time may have passed. Fallout 1&2 had great plots, but 25 years later it'd just be another post-apocalypse movie.
The real joy of Fallout was the varieties of societies that had sprung up and their relation to the old world. I don't think you could explore it all in a single protagonist-led series.
The real joy of Fallout was the varieties of societies that had sprung up and their relation to the old world. I don't think you could explore it all in a single protagonist-led series.
This could be really good or really st, be interesting to find out
glazbagun said:
The real joy of Fallout was the varieties of societies that had sprung up and their relation to the old world. I don't think you could explore it all in a single protagonist-led series.
I hope it's not a single protagonist series, that's ok for a game where you're the player or a film but for several hours of series I'd much prefer multiple protagonists and storylines over ten hours of some square jawed generic hero solving everything. I think multiple main characters could explore the different options you had in character creation too, (dumb muscle bound fighters, science nerds, exceptionally lucky or unlucky characters etc.. plus some daft perks and traits) frisbee said:
I liked the pre-fallout world in Fallout 4, I think it could work really well with flash backs, life in a vault and outside.
Yes, that was a lot of fun. I rather fell out of love with Fallout4 as it kind of destroyed the whole post-apocalyptic conceit due to having robots and advanced tech and the like. Civilisation has pretty much rebuilt itself yet nobody has cleared up the detritus and skeletons after 200-odd years. It just annoyed me a bit.
HARTLEYHARE1 said:
A bit worrying that only a few here discussing it ??
It's not even started production yet I think?Not sure how much buzz it will have at this early stage and in any case Amazon is the worst studio for respecting original IP so excitement will be muted until we can see it.
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