You may have thought of the next one fall out will be another video game, but the TV show’s producers believe the upcoming series is “almost” Fallout 5.
Now, considering the release of Starfield last year, the one most Bethesda fans are looking forward to the most is The Elder Scrolls 6, which will finally begin development in 2023.Of course, many people are still looking forward to Fallout 5; yes The Elder Scrolls 6 followed, but in the eyes of Jonathan Nolan (yes, director Oppenheimer’s brother), the show’s producer on the upcoming Fallout, the series feels a bit like Fallout 5. In an interview with Total Film (via GamesRadar), Nolan talked about what it was like adapting Fallout into a TV series.
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“From that first conversation with Todd [Howard, game director of Fallout 3 & 4, and an executive producer on the show] “We’re most excited about original stories,” Nolan said. “Fallout is the closest we’ve come to an adaptation of Batman in my career, and there’s so much storytelling in the Batman universe that there’s no canonical one.” version, so you’re free to invent your own stuff.”
Nolan continued: “Everyone [Fallout] The game is a separate story – different cities, different protagonists – within the same mythology. Our series is as much related to games as games are to each other. It’s almost like we’re Fallout 5. I don’t want to sound presumptuous, but that’s just the non-interactive version of it, right? ”
Of course, to some extent, whether the show can be considered Fallout 5 will be up to fans. The long-awaited show will finally air on Prime Video on April 12, so there’s still over a month to wait until we see what it’ll actually be like. At the very least, it could tide you over while you wait for Fallout 5 to officially release, which could be at least ten years.