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Fallout 5 rumored setting New Orleans was originally discussed at New Vegas studio Obsidian, and veteran dev still believes "there's a lot of potential there"
Warm beignets and cold Nuka-Cola – these simple pleasures could be yours if Fallout 5 rumors are true and the upcoming Bethesda game is set in swamp city New Orleans. Or, they could be yours if you go back in time and kiss Todd Howard’s feet 900 times, convincing him to release the Fallout game Obsidian veteran Chris Avellone hoped to set in the Louisiana wasteland.Avellone, who served as a senior designer on New Vegas in 2010, reminisced to YouTuber TKs-Mantis in a chunky new interview about the time “we still thought we’d be able to do New Vegas 2,…
Silo — Season 3 Official Teaser | Apple TV – YouTube Watch On The first trailer for Silo season 3 has arrived, and it’s just as ominous as we expected.In the brief clip, which can be viewed above, we see a montage of chaotic clips that appear to be moving in reverse. “Before we can know why we’re here… ” Juliette says in a voiceover narration. “Before we can understand, before we can know why everything is the way it is, before we can begin…” The voiceover trails off until the title screen appears and reads, “The truth will set…
Jessica Jones has finally returned in Daredevil: Born Again season 2, but I wish she weren't burdened with a tired comic-book trope
Seven years after her show came to an end on Netflix, Jessica Jones is finally back in the MCU, returning in the latest episode of Daredevil: Born Again. And boy did she take her sweet time getting here. It’s a huge shame, then, that she’s been saddled with one of my least-favorite comic-book tropes.I don’t even mind that it’s taken six episodes. It would have been easy to rush the return of everyone’s favourite PI, so it’s actually quite reassuring to see Jessica folded into Matt’s world again when the narrative actually called for it.As showrunner Dario Scardapane explained to…
Fallout: New Vegas 2 was real at one point before Obsidian's plans "quickly evaporated," says senior designer, but a revival "will not happen in the next six years at least, if ever"
Fallout: New Vegas 2 was but a sparkle in the eyes of top leadership at Obsidian before plans for a sequel fell apart, reveals the studio’s former senior designer Chris Avellone.In a recent talk with TKs-Mantis, Avellone is asked about Fallout 2 developer Black Isle Studios’ canceled Fallout 3, which was codenamed Van Buren. Specifically, TKs-Mantis asks whether his theory that “New Vegas acts as if the events of Van Buren happen” is correct. It turns out TKs-Mantis is “partly right” and that “there are certain things that were gonna take place in Van Buren that do happen during the…
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick can’t seem to make up his mind about AI. Previously stating that AI has no inherent creativity, subsequently laying off the company’s AI team just two weeks ago, he now seems to have U-turned on the subject. It’s unlikely any of this affects GTA 6, as Rockstar is a layer removed from its parent company, but Zelnick’s opinions on industry-shaping trends could cause ripples elsewhere. “Everything we create is created in computers using tools. So, new tools are really, really exciting for our business,” he said at the Semafor World Economy summit this weekend. He also…
The pirate game renaissance continues as Manor Lords publisher announces new nautical city builder "that challenges you to think tall"
If you’re a fan of pirate games, you were probably already having a pretty good 2026 with the release of open-world survival crafting game Windrose and Ubisoft’s confirmation that Assassin’s Creed Black Flag is getting a remake, but I’m afraid I have another game to squeeze into your hourglass. Corsair Cove is a gorgeous and ambitious new pirate-themed city builder from Manor Lords publisher Hooded Horse, and it’s coming to Xbox and PC this year.I’ve been playing pirate games since the 2004 remake of Sid Meier’s Pirates!, but it’s been fairly slim pickings in recent years. Now I almost can’t…
Are Pragmata’s hack-filled shootouts thrilling, or fatiguing? How Capcom’s shooter tackles the age-old challenge of blending action with puzzles
Pragmata is the new third-person moonbase shooter from Capcom in which you play Hugh, a gruff spacedad, with a small girl android named Diana riding around on your back. The game’s core gimmick is that Diana can (and, indeed, must) hack the robots you’re battling to nix their shields and so forth, using a real-time holographic minigame in which you move around a grid to reach a green square. There are also simpler varieties of hack for opening doors and springing traps. It’s a tactically faffy supporting puzzle element, with a heritage that extends all the way back to…
What is the best CPU cooler? The key to a good CPU cooler, for most people, is that it should not only keep your CPU cool but remain quiet while doing so. Some users may prefer all-out cooling performance over noise suppression or need a super low-profile cooler to fit in a tiny PC, though. Whatever your needs, we’ve got a CPU cooler for you. The best CPU cooler overall is the Thermalright Peerless Assassin, as it provides the ideal balance of cooling capacity, noise, and price to suit most gaming PC builds. For an even more affordable option, the…
Elden Ring movie set photos suggest the Loathsome Dung Eater and Raya Lucaria will appear in the A24 adaptation
Following the release date and full cast announcement for A24’s live-action Elden Ring movie, behind-the-scenes photos have been released that showcase a fan-favorite game location and a most-hated character.In the photos, which were shared exclusively by Shortlist, we see numerous bits from the fantasy RPG. This includes a sign that says “Leyndell Streets,” which refers to the game’s Royal City location, a box of props labeled “Stormveil,” another game location, and several hanging lanterns and cages that appear to resemble wizarding school Raya Lucaria. In another photo, we see a gallows beam that seems to match the game’s opening cutscene…
Arcade roguelike KAZ will probably break my arrows keys, and yet here I am wanting to play another round
The less buttons I have to press a game, the better. I am not doing a bit here, no japes to be found, a refined, paired down control scheme is like a cherub’s smile to me. KAZ, then, is arguably almost the perfect game, perhaps three buttons away from such a status, as it only requires four of them. Those will be the up, down, left, and right arrows keys (or the WASD keys, depending on your hand preference (and okay you do also need to press enter occasionally, I’m getting away from myself here)). KAZ is a…