Amazon is still working on a Fallout TV series — and we’ll finally find out next year whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing.
The company has revealed that the Fallout TV show will premiere on Prime Video sometime in 2024, over three years after it first announced that it was developing an adaptation of the franchise with the creators of Westworld.
According to GameSpot, Bethesda’s Todd Howard and Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer presented a short teaser of the upcoming series at Gamescom’s Xbox booth.
📍 Vault 33
Location: Los AngelesFallout, an original series, coming to Prime Video in 2024 pic.twitter.com/tlHh2WutF4
— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) August 23, 2023
The brief clip reportedly showed a nuclear explosion near a city resembling Los Angeles, characters crossing a wasteland, and a woman emerging from one of Fallout’s Vaults. And, as you can see above, Prime Video shared an image confirming LA to be the site for Vault 33.
In October last year, Amazon’s Prime Video X account posted a photo of characters wearing Vault 33 suits, and before that, a few behind-the-scenes images for Vault 32 leaked online.
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— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) October 25, 2022
When the series was first announced, Bethesda said it had been looking for ways to adapt the Fallout games into a movie or a TV show over the past decade.
The adaptation that it eventually approved, written and developed by Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan, will take on a “serious and harsh” tone but will also feature “ironic humor” and “B-movie nuclear fantasies.”