A Fallout 5 by Bethesda just doesn’t seem like it’s on the cards at the moment and I’d be less surprised if inXile brought Wasteland, the spiritual predecessor to Fallout, into 3D than Bethesda announced they’re working on Fallout 5.Īt the very least, it is going to be years and year until Fallout 5 happens. It’s worth remembering that unlike The Elder Scrolls, and Starfield, Bethesda did not invent Fallout, it was an Interplay game originally and most of the original staff are now at inXile and Obsidian – both of which Microsoft owns.
Maybe Bethesda will decide it wants to make Fallout 5 at some point but unless the franchise is in real trouble I don’t think they will. If that’s successful it can be continued and whatever developer they use can take stewardship of the franchise. Now that they’re part of the Microsoft empire I think they’ll carry on with Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6 and that sometime in the next five years we’ll hear of another studio, probably one of the others that Microsoft owns, working on a new spin-off in the vein of New Vegas. Related: Fallout 4: 5 Characters From The Main Quest That Everyone Loved (& 5 That We All Hated)īe warned, if players decide to nuke Megaton before hiring Jericho as an ally, he'll be among the many casualties and will be locked out of recruitment for the rest of the playthrough (being dead will do that to you.) If players want a cold but loveable jerk as a companion, make sure to hire this former raider, especially before (that is, if,) they decide to detonate Megaton's megaton.Especially after the disaster of Fallout 76, it’s clear that Bethesda are in no hurry to return to the Fallout universe and my prediction is that they’re simply not going to. Like most human allies, his hit points aren't his strong suit, but he more than makes up for it with his strong SPECIAL stats and extensive weapon abilities. If someone's Lone Wanderer seeks a smarmy hitman for hire – with an extensive past among the Capital Wasteland and raider life – then Jericho is a perfect companion. He's a former raider, current resident of the city of Megaton, and optional companion should players have an evil enough karma. The last of Fallout 3's human companions, Jericho is undoubtedly an intriguing character.
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