In which I debunk the latest Fallout controversy that claims Todd Howard used the Fallout show to 'retcon' non-Bethesda Fallout games

In which I (mostly) debunk the latest Fallout controversy that claims Todd Howard used the Fallout show to 'retcon' non-Bethesda Fallout games | Helldivers 2 player infects a Super Earth news broadcast with an Automaton diss track—and it can actually be translated into English, thanks to advancements in R&D | 5 ridiculously broken Diablo 4 season 4 PTR builds that we may never see again Created for ignoble.experiment@arconati.us |  Web Version April 12, 2024 CONNECT WITH PC GAMER       SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE ADVERTISEMENT First Up (Bethesda) In which I (mostly) debunk the latest Fallout controversy that claims Todd Howard used the Fallout show to 'retcon' non-Bethesda Fallout games Some Fallout fans are seriously unhappy with the show. It's not due to the acting or humor or cinematography, but because of something Fallout has had issues with in the past: lore problems. Remember the kerfuffle over the Brotherhood of Steel being in Fallout 76 when the timeline didn't really make sense? It's like that, only worse. Here We Go Again     Next Gen Gaming has never been more affordable! With Buy now pay later up to 12 months. At Currys you can receive an enhanced trade in, on any working Console from our trade-in range and purchase a Microsoft Xbox Series X. Find out more ADVERTISEMENT: Community Heroes (Arrowhead) Helldivers 2 player infects a Super Earth news broadcast with an Automaton diss track—and it can actually be translated into English, thanks to advancements in R&D As if to add insult to injury, a fan-made edit of the game's Super Earth news broadcasts shows Automaton hackers tearing into your mandatory news briefings to drop the hottest diss track of the century. I mean, uh, some treasonous nonsense. Treasonous Tunes     Next Gen Gaming has never been more affordable! With Buy now pay later up to 12 months. At Currys you can receive an enhanced trade in, on any working Console from our trade-in range and purchase a Microsoft Xbox Series X. Find out more ADVERTISEMENT: The Big Story (Blizzard) 5 ridiculously broken Diablo 4 season 4 PTR builds that we may never see again Diablo 4's new era begins with its next season on May 14. After months of work, Blizzard revealed its massive loot overhaul coming alongside season 4. Items are now customizable, easier to understand, and more powerful than ever before. Godlike     Free eBooks and Resources Free eBooks and resources brought to you by our sponsors How Technology Can help You Get a Good Night's Sleep Digital Minimalism: Tricks to Simplify Your Digital Life Ten Traits Of Successful People Inc.'s Productivity Super Book: A Definitive Consolidation of 25 Perspectives to Guide Your Future Success The Future of AI in Technology Review of the Week (Drop Bear Bytes) Broken Roads I like a lot about Broken Roads. I like its style. I like its tone. I like its attempt to do something different with morality in RPGs. It's clearly a game made with vision and affection, and aspires to be more than a Fallout knockoff. Loose Morals     In Case You Missed It (Krafton) PUBG has dramatically transformed over the years, swapping grittiness for cartoon outfits, but it's still as ruthless and chaotic as ever While the PUBG Guy, the game's unofficial mascot, remains part of the cover art—complete with a button-up shirt and Spetznaz helmet—he is one of the few relics of an older era. Where once the servers were full of characters that looked like him, it's now full of people wearing skins that wouldn't look out of place in Fortnite. Into The Unknown     Finally, Something Funny (Panik Arcade) Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom delivers imaginative 3D platforming without a jump button I'm falling to my death again and I'm completely OK with it. It's hard not to smile while playing Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom, Italian micro-indie outfit Panik Arcade's debut game. This automotive collectathon platformer is bright, loud and constantly riding a fine line between genius and idiocy, starting with its core concept: What if a platformer didn't have a jump button? Zoomer     Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036