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Prime Video confirms 'Fallout' Season 3 — writing underway, filming set for May 2026 — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Prime Video confirms 'Fallout' Season 3 — writing underway, filming set for May 2026

Prime Video renewed Fallout for a third season in May 2025, and the show’s creative team says writing is underway; Production List reports Season 3 will begin filming in May 2026 in Santa Clarita, California. Executive producer Jonathan Nolan told IGN in December that “we're hoping to

Fallout season 2’s golf-cart scene reignites debate over drivable cars in games — Static0.polygonimages.com

Fallout season 2’s golf-cart scene reignites debate over drivable cars in games

In Fallout season 2 episode 7 on Prime Video, a brief scene of Hank MacClean and his daughter Lucy taking a golf cart prompted renewed discussion about whether future Fallout games should include drivable vehicles, Polygon reported on Jan. 28, 2026. In the episode, Hank — who has been using the

Ex‑Elder Scrolls loremaster says team agreed on TES6 setting long ago — won’t say — Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net

Ex‑Elder Scrolls loremaster says team agreed on TES6 setting long ago — won’t say

Kurt Kuhlmann, Bethesda’s former Elder Scrolls loremaster, says he won’t reveal where The Elder Scrolls 6 is set, but remembers the team had largely agreed on a location back in the Fallout 4 timeframe. Kuhlmann left Bethesda in 2023. “From when we were talking about it way back

Bethesda declined Fallout screen deals for a decade until it found the right partner — Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net

Bethesda declined Fallout screen deals for a decade until it found the right partner

Gamesradar reports studio veteran Emil Pagliarulo said Bethesda could have made a Fallout movie or TV show a decade ago, but the studio continually refused Hollywood offers until it found the right partner. In an interview with PC Gamer, Pagliarulo credited Todd Howard and explained the rejections were deliberate: Hollywood

Ex-Bethesda lead says Starfield faltered when Todd Howard was pulled away — Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net

Ex-Bethesda lead says Starfield faltered when Todd Howard was pulled away

Former Bethesda loremaster and Skyrim co-lead designer Kurt Kuhlmann says Gamesradar that Starfield's main problem was a lack of consistent hands-on leadership from Todd Howard as the studio grew. The piece notes Starfield had conditions that might have favoured a generational RPG—Howard in charge, an enormous budget

Bethesda veteran Kurt Kuhlmann says studio growth and bureaucracy drove his exit — Kotaku.com

Bethesda veteran Kurt Kuhlmann says studio growth and bureaucracy drove his exit

Kotaku reports that veteran designer Kurt Kuhlmann said he left Bethesda Game Studios in 2023 after more than 20 years, telling PC Gamer that changes to the studio's development process were the driving reason for his departure. Kuhlmann, who worked as a junior designer in the late 1990s

Fans point to countdowns and Steam quirks as signs of Fallout remasters — Kotaku.com

Fans point to countdowns and Steam quirks as signs of Fallout remasters

Kotaku reports that a countdown clock, Steam review glitches and cryptic comments from Todd Howard have convinced many Fallout fans that remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are imminent. Players noted Steam would block reviews for the older Fallout titles and that a search lists 12 Fallout entries

Kurt Kuhlmann explains why he left Bethesda and his vision for Elder Scrolls 6 — Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net

Kurt Kuhlmann explains why he left Bethesda and his vision for Elder Scrolls 6

Pcgamer reports that Kurt Kuhlmann, the longtime Elder Scrolls "loremaster", has said why he left Bethesda in 2023 after more than 20 years at the studio. Kuhlmann told the outlet that Bethesda's rapid growth and multi-studio structure changed how decisions were made and left developers feeling

Streamer mods Fallout 4 snail into lethal Todd Howard cardboard cutout — Kotaku.com

Streamer mods Fallout 4 snail into lethal Todd Howard cardboard cutout

Kotaku reports that Twitch streamer Blurbs modded a snail in Fallout 4 into a cardboard cutout of Todd Howard that kills the player on contact. A YouTube video shows Blurbs swapped a snail model with a picture of Howard so any collision automatically kills the player. The mod also includes