Fallout New Vegas (opens up in brand-new tab) programmer Obsidian has actually disclosed it would certainly leap at the chance to make one more game in Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic collection.
In a meeting with DualShockers (opens up in brand-new tab) to commemorate Fallout’s 25th wedding anniversary, Obsidian’s founder Feargus Urquhart went over the workshop’s position on going back to the franchise business. “If we ever got the opportunity to make another Fallout game, we’d make it,” he claims. “There’s not even a question of whether or not we would do it, it’s just ‘Will the opportunity arise?'”
Despite his excitement, if one more Obsidian-established Fallout game does wind up taking place, it could not be for a long time, as the workshop’s presently obtained a whole lot on its plate. Its survival game Grounded left Early Access simply last month, and also following month see the launch of its middle ages investigative experience Pentiment. After that, it’ll be all hands on deck to obtain first-person RPG Avowed in addition to The Outer Worlds 2 out the door. Urquhart claims, “At some point, we’ll start looking into what those next games are going to be, and I would be surprised if Fallout is not on that list.”
He includes, “If we were to do Fallout, it has to tie in with what Bethesda is doing with Fallout and a lot of other things, but I would always personally say my hope is that before I ride off into the sunset, I’d love to make another Fallout game.”
Responding to Urquhart’s discuss Twitter (opens up in brand-new tab), lots of gamers are demanding a follow up to New Vegas. “New Vegas 2 is all I want,” composes one Fallout fan (opens up in brand-new tab). Some, on the various other hand, are eager to see the programmer do something brand-new with the collection. “I wouldn’t want New Vegas 2,” claims another fan (opens up in brand-new tab). “But I’d like to see them tackle a new part of the Fallout world we haven’t seen before.”
Earlier this month, Obsidian required to Twitter to commemorate the 25th wedding anniversary of the Fallout franchise business and also showed up to poke fun at fans’ demands for a New Vegas sequel, claiming, “And before anyone asks, our plates are pretty full right now, so no.”
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Source: gamesradar.com
