Why is Fallout 1st still a thing.........? At least it's cool see the collab across the board with the show!

SOON!

As irrational as it may sound, I'll probably get an Xbox One this year.
I don't want the original model. It's bulky and has a bulky AC adapter. I don't want the S All-Digital because it's too limiting.
So that leaves the S or X. I know many of you will say to just get a Series X or S. But Series X is usually $400-$500, and Series S is usually $220-$300.
I see Xbox One S consoles for $80-$150 a lot, and Xbox One X for $120-$250.
I have a PS5, so it's not like I have nothing in the current gen. I also have no interest in a Gaming PC right now.
I'm leaning towards the One X because despite the higher cost it is a lot more powerful than a One S and sometimes still cheaper than a Series S. 

You'll actually still be able to play current-gen games that you may be interested in on your Xbox One via xCloud. 

So if you're interested in Hellblade 2 or Indiana Jones, you won't need a Series X/S or a Gaming PC to enjoy them. 

Halfway through Fallout show and it's great!

Makes me want to play Fallout 4 a little. Also, I wonder how well a Fallout anthology show would work where each episode is centred on a specific vault and it just explores all the different fucked up stuff going on, you'd probably have to expand it to vaults in other countries since there's only 122 in America and an anthology show would blow through a huge chunk of those that Bethesda themselves might want to explore.

Wish we could explore Fallout in other countries as well...

Botany Manor finished. Gotta give this a 9.5/10

Todd Howard on an Elder Scrolls TV Show: 'I Keep Saying No,' But 'You Never Know'

Feels like a no brainer, an animated show would work a lot better than a live-action show, depending on which Era it is a live-action show would reach ridiculous budget levels and possibly look ridiculous in parts but an animated show would be fine. There's a huge amount of lore and stories to tap into in Elder Scrolls. An anthology across multiple eras or a single set storyline, both could work. There's some things they may want to avoid though, like the mystery of the Dwemer or Akavir, easy to avoid those subjects and still tell dozens of stories of heroes from across a variety of eras.

Also thanks to Dragon Break...You are a little less restricted, Lol.

I had no idea that Fallout 76 was a prequel to the rest.