The post-apocalyptic world of Fallout expanded a few years ago with the release of a TV series on Prime Video, but\u00a0anyone expecting a\u00a0new Fallout game to release in time with the show was out of luck. Two seasons have already aired–and a third is on the way–but the gap between new Fallout video games continues to widen. Bethesda Game Studios boss Todd Howard has a different viewpoint on the MIA status of the games, and as he explained to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier on his YouTube channel, it all comes down to timing.<\/p>\n
“I look at it from\u00a0what does the franchise look like to the audience? I view TV as one chapter, and I view when is a franchise really, really healthy, and when can we execute whatever we’re doing, whether it’s a mobile game or a TV show or remasters, making\u00a0sure that we execute those at the highest level,” Howard said to Schreier (who was relaying the quotes back to his YouTube audience). <\/p>\n
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Howard also added that Bethesda was looking for the right “pocket-timing” (synchronizing a rhythm\u00a0perfectly with a band’s groove) for the Fallout franchise.<\/p>\n