Obsidian Entertainment is collaborating with Bethesda on a new Fallout project, marking the studio's return to the franchise since New Vegas in 2010. Bethesda's Todd Howard has emphasized that the timing feels right for the partnership and stressed there's mutual respect between the studios, dismissing longstanding fan speculation about rivalry between the developers. Details remain somewhat unclear regarding whether this involves a new mainline game or relates to the previously confirmed New Vegas remaster, though the collaboration appears to signal broader franchise alignment efforts across Bethesda's various Fallout initiatives, including ongoing work from The Elder Scrolls Online team.
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This is in addition to the latent Fallout 5
This has all actually already been cleared up a long time ago.
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It's a little unclear if it's actually a new Fallout game or if it's just the now-confirmed Fallout: New Vegas remaster.
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Todd Howard has dismissed what he described as “fan chatter” about a supposed rivalry between Fallout developers Bethesda Game Studios and Obsidian Entertainment.
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Fallout franchise director Todd Howard confirms a new Fallout game is in the works with sister studio Obsidian Entertainment.
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The "timing is right" for Bethsda and Obsidian to work together again