This Mother’s Day, falling on May 12 this year, celebrate the geeky moms in your life with LEGO sets that bring nature indoors! From beautiful botanical designs to fun displays, these sets offer a unique twist for the plant-loving enthusiast… or those who can’t keep a plant alive! Whether she’s an avid gardener or simply appreciates the beauty of greenery, these sets are sure to be a hit!
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Fans of the Fallout series have been buzzing with excitement lately, fueled by speculation that the next installment, Fallout 5, might hit the shelves sooner than anticipated. The recent success of Fallout’s live-action adaptation on Amazon Prime Video seems to have lit a fire under Xbox, potentially speeding up the game’s development process.
The Prime Video series not only rekindled the enthusiasm of long-time Fallout enthusiasts but also drew in a new wave of fans, boosting player counts for previous titles like Fallout 4, Fallout New Vegas, and Fallout 76. This surge in interest hasn’t gone unnoticed by Xbox, who reportedly aims to capitalize on the momentum.
However, Microsoft-owned Bethesda’s ongoing commitments, particularly their focus on The Elder Scrolls 6, might pose a challenge to the expedited development of Fallout 5. While Bethesda has acknowledged the concept for Fallout 5, concrete details remain scarce.
Fortunately, Obsidian, the company that worked on Fallout New Vegas, could be there to save the day. The company’s CEO has previously expressed interest in returning to the Fallout universe, and with their upcoming projects seemingly on track for release, they could be available to helm a new Fallout title, which could be released within the current decade.
The discussion gained traction on the Xbox Two Podcast, where industry insiders speculated on the feasibility of an earlier Fallout 5 release. Despite skepticism regarding typical development timelines, the potential reuse of existing technology from projects like Starfield could facilitate a quicker turnaround.
One key question looming over the speculation is the platform for Fallout 5. With Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda, there’s uncertainty about whether the game will be exclusive to Xbox consoles and PC or if it will also see a release on PlayStation platforms.
As of now, everything regarding Fallout 5 remains speculative, with neither Microsoft nor Bethesda confirming any details. However, given the success of the Prime Video adaptation and the promising future of the Fallout franchise with a second season already greenlit, the possibility of an expedited Fallout 5 release seems increasingly plausible.
While fans eagerly await official announcements, one thing is certain: the wasteland of post-apocalyptic America has never felt more alive, and the anticipation for the next chapter in the Fallout saga is palpable.
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The differnece between gaming in your 20s, and gaming in your 30s… and 40s!
Ever wondered how gaming in your 20s stacks up against gaming in your 30s… and even your 40s? Join The War Zone for a hilarious exploration as a Gen Z gamer squares off with a Millennial counterpart!
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As a geek that loves fantasy stories, I find this explanation of weather phenomenons much more entertaining! Fire dragons and ice dragons creating storms and rain? Yes please.
Ever wondered how to start a campfire without matches? Or why igloos, despite being made of ice, keep you warm in freezing conditions? Survivalist Donny Dust explains these and dives into even more subjects, like identifying the most nutritious insect to eat while in the wild and what it truly means to die by exposure, in this episode of Wired’s Tech Support.
Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or simply a novice, this video is packed with useful tips and insights. Don’t miss out on these essential survival advice that could come in handy on your next outdoor excursion.
