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The Federal Trade Commission initially claimed it was short on staff and resources to pursue the case, but then later claimed it is equipped to pursue the trial.
Josh Sawyer has been asked ad nauseum about New Vegas' place in the TV series, but his stance is the show can do whatever it wants.
Fallout 76, New Vegas, and other titles have also seen exponential boosts in play.
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.
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To celebrate Prime Video's new Fallout series, Prime Gaming is offering Bethesda's Fallout 76 to members for free.
The Los Angeles-set Fallout show will debut next spring.
The Federal Trade Commission has its sight set on another tech giant.
The FTC alleges that Amazon also sabotaged users' efforts to cancel their membership.
Prime Gaming is also celebrating Black History Month as part of its rotation of free games.
Amazon Prime will now offer a year of GrubHub+ for users.
