Fallout 76 developers explain how the TV series influences the game

Fallout 76 developers explain how the TV series influences the game

Fallout 76 developers Jon Rush and Bill LaCoste discuss with 9news.com.au how they take inspiration from the TV series and how player feedback continues to guide the game seven years on.

Pringles teams up with Fallout 76

Pringles has partnered with Xbox and Bethesda Softworks on a new Fallout 76‑themed campaign, launching a limited‑edition mystery flavour designed to spark debate among gamers and snack fans. The promotion invites consumers to scan the QR code on promotional tubes and submit their flavour guess via Pringles’ Poptopia platform for the chance to win a five‑night trip for two to California, including flights, transfers and 4‑star accommodation. Alon…

Fallout 76 will get "thicker" this year, teases lead, who says Bethesda isn't just making the RPG's map bigger anymore: "I really want our gaze to shift from the outskirts to inwards"

Think deeper, not wider

"We can't just continue making the map bigger and bigger": Why Bethesda want to expand Fallout 76 inwards, not just outwards

Mark’s on holiday today, which means we can’t do our usual thing of workplace-bullying him into writing about Fallout 76 while we sit around in wingback chairs drinking Glenfiddich. But if he were here, he’d surely be thrilled to note this PCGN interview with Bethesda Game Studios creative director Jon Rush, who says he hopes the multiplayer RPG can become "thicker" in 2026. Oh my.