Prime Video’s Fallout has definitely taken audiences by storm! The post-apocalyptic wasteland seen in the show’s adaptation of Bethesda’s acclaimed game series has introduced fans to some of the most colorful characters ever introduced to the world of Fallout. And one of the most colorful and morally complex is Sarita Choudhury’s antagonist, Moldaver.
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Moisés Arias is getting out of the Vaults! The Fallout star, who plays Norm MacLean on the Prime Video series, embodies a character with one of the most interesting arcs in the hit video game adaptation. And we had a chance to chat with him recently about his character and the insane post-apocalyptic world of Fallout!
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Fans of the games will know the world of Fallout is not an easy one to adapt. The work involved in taking a property this insane and bringing it to life requires unparalleled talent and dedication. Fortunately, when Jonathan Nolan and his team accepted the job to adapt the beloved games into Prime Video’s hit series they brought on acclaimed Westworld production designer, Howard Cummings to get the job done!
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If you’re anything like me, you binged the entirety of Fallout Season 1 in a matter of two days. And once you got to the end, you wanted more, right? Well guess what folks! Prime Video heard you!
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It’s the big day! Fallout officially drops on Prime Video! And all this week you’ve had a chance to see interviews with director and executive producer Jonathan Nolan, and showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner. Now today, we bring to you, our interview with one of the show’s main stars, the stellar Aaron Moten!
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We’re continuing the countdown to Fallout this week! Yesterday, we debuted our interview with director and executive producer, Jonathan Nolan. And today we’re thrilled to share with you all our interview with showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner!
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The end is here! This is your week Vault Dwellers. Fallout, the highly anticipated television adaptation of the popular Bethesda video game series is hitting Prime Video on Thursday. And to celebrate we have a series of interviews you won’t want to miss, starting with none other than one of the biggest names in sci-fi today, director and executive producer Jonathan Nolan.
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Vault Dwellers, grab your Pip-Boys! The end is coming soon, because Fallout is hitting Prime Video on April 11! And to celebrate, the streaming platform has just dropped a brand new full trailer for the upcoming tv series adaptation of the famous video game franchise. And it looks like a true doozy!
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Time to grab your Pip-Boys! Fallout is coming to life! The immensely popular video game franchise is hitting Prime Video next year. And we have the very first look at the show right now!
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Earlier this week, Phil Spencer, the head of Xbox, officially announced their acquisition of ZeniMax Media, the parent company of Bethesda Softworks. Speculations of the move had been mounting for months leading up to the multibillion dollar acquisition of one of gaming’s most robust publishers. In a sweetening of the pot today, Xbox announced the 20 blockbuster titles joining their Game Pass library by the week’s end.
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There were more than 68,000 total attendees at E3 this week, and I’m almost certain all of them have been gaming more than I have in the past five years. I’m retired. Too many consecutive days of realizing I’d played through the night until dawn had me putting the sticks down. Not to mention, I just can’t keep up with these kids. I’m washed.
Yet here I got the fortunate opportunity to cover E3 for NOC in the conference’s first year open to the public. I had to do this, for the culture, for the kid inside who never finished Mario 2, and for the same kid that reached the end of Streets of Rage and chose to kill my brother to take over the gang.
Back in September, we tried to get you all hyped for the 21st annual Small Press Expo in Bethesda, MD. One of the main reasons for that excitement was the (controversially named) “Black Art Matters” panel moderated by legendary cartoonist Keith Knight and featuring artists C. Spike Trotman, Whit Taylor, Ron Wimberly, and Darryl Ayo.
If you missed out on SPX this year, you can still see the panel in its entirety after the jump since the show organizers have just posted it online.
In less than 24 hours, the world’s best cartoonists and indie comics makers bring their talents to the DMV (that would be the DC-Maryland-Virginia area of the country, and not, alas, where you get your drivers’ license renewed) at the 21st annual Small Press Expo in Bethesda, MD.
In addition to hosting esteemed guests like Noelle Stevenson, Scott McCloud, and C. Spike Trotman (among many others), SPX is also home to the Ignatz Awards and a venue for fans of the medium to support some of the hardest working artists in all of comics. After the cut, we’re going to highlight a few of the things we’re most excited to see this weekend.
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