Fallout 3

Shack Chat: What's your favorite Fallout game?

We've watched the Fallout television series and have, like many others, reinstalled our favorite Fallout game. Let's talk about that.

Fallout 3 Three Dog voice actor would love to be part of the Prime Video TV series

Fans have been pining for the radio broadcasts of Erik Todd Dellums in Amazon Prime Video's Fallout series, and he would be happy to oblige.

Fallout video games and TV show complete timeline

From the first Fallout games to the show on Prime Video, here's where everything falls in the Fallout timeline.

Fallout 3 Remastered, Dishonored 3 & Doom Year Zero leaked in Microsoft documents

Leaked court documents from the Microsoft FTC trial revealed a slew of unannounced Bethesda titles.

Fallout Legacy Collection is real, only coming to two countries

The Fallout Legacy Collection is real, and Bethesda has asked fans to "stand by" for preorder in the United Kingdom.

First 100 Xbox One backwards compatibility games includes Fallout 3, Mass Effect, and more

The first 100 Xbox One backwards compatible games have been revealed, and there are a number of noteworthy games in this list.

Fallout 4 Xbox One bundle launches in November

Microsoft has announced it will be releasing a Fallout 4 Xbox One bundle that includes the game, as well as Fallout 3, and a 1TB Xbox One console. We think it's the ideal bundle for Vault Dwellers who plan to spend countless hours with the game.

The 10 Best Fallout 3 Mods

With Fallout 4 coming up on us very soon, this is the best time to dive straight into Fallout 3. But why put up with a plain old vanilla experience from 2009 when you can enhance it with a few choice mods? Here are 10 essential mods for a great Fallout 3 experience, with some curated by our esteemed Chatty community.

Fallout Anthology emerges from its vault on September 29 on PC

Bethesda has announced it will be releasing a special Fallout Anthology collection in September.

Thou Shall Not Kill (But Beatings Are Fine): 7 Games for the Violent Pacifist

Batman: Arkham Knight tries really hard to keep the "no kill" rule in effect, but there are games that will give players the option to be as violent as they want, or to go through without taking a single life.