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The Fallout franchise, which has seen a surge in popularity thanks to its successful Amazon Prime Video adaptation, is also beginning to regain attention in the gaming world. While the latest official entry, Fallout 76, launched in 2018, new whispers suggest that a fresh era for the series is on the horizon.
Recent reports indicate that Bethesda and Microsoft might be preparing something exciting for long-time fans. According to sources close to Windows Central, both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are getting remastered versions currently in development, bringing these beloved post-apocalyptic adventures into the modern gaming age.
What to Expect from the Upcoming Remasters
The updated versions are said to follow a similar approach to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, enhancing visuals, optimizing controls, and preserving the core gameplay rather than rebuilding everything from scratch. In other words, players can anticipate a familiar experience, but with modernized graphics and smoother mechanics.
As of now, neither Bethesda nor Microsoft has issued an official statement. Fans might recall that Oblivion’s remastered version was announced unexpectedly, suggesting a similar stealthy reveal could happen again. Given Bethesda’s history of surprise releases, predicting an exact launch window remains difficult.
Early indications suggest that Fallout 3 Remastered will likely arrive before New Vegas Remastered. While the former could debut relatively soon, the latter may still take several years before hitting shelves. Regardless of when they come, the return of these modern classics is bound to reignite excitement for the wastelands once more.
