With the pending releases of Fallout 4 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 happening just days apart, Skewed and Reviewed have posted an opinion piece asking if releasing two AAA games with huge budgets so close to one another is smart business or a risky move.
A new Fallout 4 expansion mod, StoryWealth, adds a tonne of new quests and features to Bethesda's aging RPG on PC.
Had this collection installed for a while, easy to use via vortex from nexusmods, but recommended to get a month premium for installing the list. After this one's done I'll be checking Fallout London.
Chris Barnardo from The Wand Company gives IGN a live demonstration of the brand new working Fallout Pip-Boy prop, going through all the incredible details inspired by Lucy's Pip-Boy in the Fallout TV show.
Fallout London fans are already pining for Fallout China to explore another unique region in Bethesda's post-apocalypse RPG.
This month is going to be crazy. You got COD, Fallout 4, Tomb raider and star wars. New game every week lol
Haha, I just wish they would have spread these games out a bit.
One thing's for sure though. The NPD numbers for these games are going to blow up, possibly even set records.
Fallout 4 has 5 years of strong hype built up. Game is going to sell a dump load. Definitely will outsell Skyrim and Fallout 3.
Still hasn't hit me that the game is a week away or the fact it exists after the years of speculation and rumors. I'm ready to lose my life to Fallout for the third time.
Different markets really, call of duty has always had a largely casual market, whereas fallout fans are getting ready to live and breathe fallout :p
I don't understand this logic, If people want the games they'll buy them both. Also preorders are a real thing. Most people that really really want these games already have them preordered both digitally or physically. It won't hurt sales whatsoever. COD will continue being a behemoth and do another 20 million in sales and another billion in revenue and Fallout 4 will ship 6 or 7 million copies when this is all set and done.