Fallout fans are convinced something is afoot as they discover a mysterious 31-day countdown on Amazon Prime’s interactive Fallout website.
The countdown was discovered by fans a few days ago, but they never bothered to associate it with anything other than something related to the Fallout TV series. Fans began deciphering what this could mean, with some huffing copium and hopium that this might be the Fallout 3 or New Vegas Remaster they had been hearing about.
Bethesda Shadowdropping Fallout 3 Remaster
Fans suspect that Bethesda might shadowdrop a Fallout 3 Remaster after the TV show’s final episode, which airs this February 4, 2026. This also ties with the countdown’s 31-day timer.
A Fallout 3 Remaster isn’t outside the realm of possibility. Rumors about its existence have been going on for years. This latest discovery fuels speculation that coincides with a leaked 2024 court document detailing remasters for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Fallout 3.
Since the Oblivion Remaster was officially shadowdropped on April last year, there’s a strong possibility that Fallout 3 could also do the same thing.
The most likely scenario here is that this countdown means nothing for Fallout 3 fans. It could just be a teaser for the show’s Season 3, which, as of writing, has officially announced they will start filming on May 1st this year. It would also make sense storywise, as the recent episodes of Fallout’s second season hint at The Commonwealth and its influence across America.
Fallout: New Vegas Remaster Possibility
Another possibility is that this countdown alludes to a Fallout: New Vegas Remaster, which the community has been raving about for months on end after Insider Jez Corden casually confirmed its existence via Twitter response.
Other than that, there’s no other confirmation from Bethesda about a Fallout: New Vegas Remaster. Even the leaked FTC court documents didn’t mention everyone’s beloved Fallout entry.
Remastering New Vegas has been an elusive dream for most Fallout fans, considering the game remains broken and unplayable due to bugs and crashes. A remaster would smooth the game’s performance out and invite new players to explore the Mojave and its delights. With the Fallout show’s second season mostly taking place in New Vegas, Bethesda wouldn’t miss the opportunity to market the fan-favorite franchise to a broader market.
As far as speculations go, it mostly ends in disappointment. Whether this is a countdown for a Fallout 3 Remaster or not, fans are hungry for at least something new in the Fallout games apart from the critically acclaimed TV show.
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