Fallout: New Vegas: Last News

Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout have seen their streaming numbers increase dramatically.Fallout launched on the steamer earlier this month and The MusicEXP newsletter has been tracking the impact the success of the show has had on the artists who make up the soundtrack.Using Chartmetric and Spotify, it has been reported that Sheldon Allman’s monthly listeners increased from 88,881 to 184,767 in the week following the launch of Fallout, with the show using his ‘Crawl Out Through The Fallout’ in the first episode.Jack Shaindlin and Connie Conway also saw an 80 per cent increase in monthly listeners. Shaindlin’s ‘I’m Tickled Pink’ closes out episode six while his ‘Let’s Go Sunnin’’ features in episode four, and Conway has two tracks in Fallout’s season premiere – ‘Who Do You Suppose’ and ‘Brighter Side’.Legendary artists like Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby and Johnny Cash have also seen an uptick in Spotify monthly listeners following their inclusion on the Fallout soundtrack.

Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout have seen their streaming numbers increase dramatically.Fallout launched on the steamer earlier this month and The MusicEXP newsletter has been tracking the impact the success of the show has had on the artists who make up the soundtrack.Using Chartmetric and Spotify, it has been reported that Sheldon Allman’s monthly listeners increased from 88,881 to 184,767 in the week following the launch of Fallout, with the show using his ‘Crawl Out Through The Fallout’ in the first episode.Jack Shaindlin and Connie Conway also saw an 80 per cent increase in monthly listeners. Shaindlin’s ‘I’m Tickled Pink’ closes out episode six while his ‘Let’s Go Sunnin’’ features in episode four, and Conway has two tracks in Fallout’s season premiere – ‘Who Do You Suppose’ and ‘Brighter Side’.Legendary artists like Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby and Johnny Cash have also seen an uptick in Spotify monthly listeners following their inclusion on the Fallout soundtrack.

Fallout: New Vegas that adds Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst to the game has been rediscovered, years after it was supposedly lost.The original but unofficial Limp Bizkit mod was released in 2015 and saw a Fred Durst lookalike take on the role of Fallout: New Vegas companion but would only talk in song lyrics.However, less than a year after it was released, it was seemingly wiped from Nexus Mods forever. The only clip of it to survive the purge was this 40-second Youtube video, “My Fred Durst Mod For Fallout: NV”.Despite apparently being lost to time, the original Limp Bizkit mod was rediscovered over the weekend and swiftly restored.“Ladies and Gentlemen, today we’ve made modding history,” wrote YouTuber MickyD on social media.

Obsidian Entertainment studio design director Josh Sawyer has made good on a promise to sing Dolly Parton if a Pillars of Eternity 2 player completed a certain challenge. As reported by PC Gamer, the “final God challenge” was added to Pillars Of Eternity 2 in 2019, and was so difficult to complete that Obsidian promised to engrave the names of the first 12 players to complete it on a plaque in the studio’s office.Now, the last of the 12 players has completed it, but this wasn’t before Sawyer upped the ante, saying that if the person to be 12th did it without using the Priest of Skaen or Blood Mage subclasses (which were seemingly the best for the challenge), that he would sing ‘I Will Always Love You’ by Dolly Parton.Well, it’s been done,

Fallout 2 is being remade as a mod for Obsidian Entertainment’s Fallout: New Vegas.The game, which had been codenamed Van Buren by now-defunct developer Black Isle Studios, was cancelled in 2003 after the studio was closed down by publisher Interplay Entertainment. However, a group of modders have recently announced their intention to recreate the unreleased title as a “faithful” mod for New Vegas.Titled Fallout: Revelation Blues, the mod is being developed for PC by Odawgthecool on Nexus Mods.