In a press junket for the new Fallout TV show season 2, Bethesda's Todd Howard officially confirms that Fallout 5 will share the same timeline as the show.

Todd Howard knows fans were wanting another Fallout game with the TV show's second season debut. It is what it is.

Reactivate those Pip-Boys and set your Spotify listening age to 87, as Prime Video's adaptation of post-apocalyptic game franchise Fallout is back with a second season. And of course, we're in for more Easter eggs, needle drops, and details from Bethesda's games that you might recognise from your travels through the Wasteland.

There’s a damn good reason why fans are so excited that ‘Fallout’ season 2 will travel to an iconic location from the postapocalyptic franchise.

Episode 1 of "Fallout" Season 2 is being released a day earlier than first announced. When will the rest of Season 2’s episodes be released?

In a surprise to no one, Howard confirmed to PC Gamer that the show, which is indeed canon to the Fallout universe, will have an impact on Fallout 5. Fallout 5 will be existing in a world where the stories and events of the show happened or are happening. We are taking that into account.

Fallout Season 2 is right around the corner, and we explain how the second season fits into the Fallout timeline in this guide.

Fallout: Power Play is a brand-new tabletop card game based on the video game franchise, set to be released early next year

This Fallout: New Vegas beginner's guide will show you how to survive the Mojave Desert. With a free weapon and a few stimpacks from good 'ole Doc Mitchell, you'll get a nice head start, and from there it's all about finding abandoned campers, robbing graves, and avoiding Quarry Junction.

Fallout has finally returned and fans of the video games may be surprised to see an obscure substory woven into a key plot point of season 2.