Fallout 4 is one of my favorite games in years. In my job at IGN I’ve spent hundreds of hours playing, writing, and talking about Fallout 4. It’s extraordinarily flavorful video game comfort food. Pound-per-pound it’s the most fun I’ve ever had with the franchise.
That’s why I think Fallout 4 should be the last Fallout game.
Bethesda could easily turn their attention to the next great Fallout sequel, and I have little doubt that it would be another quality adventure. But I hope they don’t. I hope instead they take their immense resources and produce something utterly new: a big, strange, wonderful universe establishing completely new icons and traditions. Fallout 4 oozes creativity, and I’d like to see that same fertile imagination applied to something completely original. I eagerly await another big Bethesda adventure that carries me into a huge, fascinating world I’ve never seen before.
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That’s why I think Fallout 4 should be the last Fallout game.
Bethesda could easily turn their attention to the next great Fallout sequel, and I have little doubt that it would be another quality adventure. But I hope they don’t. I hope instead they take their immense resources and produce something utterly new: a big, strange, wonderful universe establishing completely new icons and traditions. Fallout 4 oozes creativity, and I’d like to see that same fertile imagination applied to something completely original. I eagerly await another big Bethesda adventure that carries me into a huge, fascinating world I’ve never seen before.
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