Fallout: The TV showTV

[Keef]

TIL the XNR has been in any GT game ever. Not sure how I've missed this one. If I've ever seen it in GT7 it hasn't been for several months.

 

[Jtheripper]

I really need try get a subscription to check it out, seems cool.

 

[666666]

I’ve not enjoyed a tv show like I have this for a long time, pity it was only 8 episodes, now going to watch Fallout nuka break.

 

[GBO Possum]

This TV show sent me back to start a new game with "Lucy".

 

[Liquid]

Just finished watching it and I enjoyed it a lot. Nods to the games were nice and it felt questy enough to feel like it could be a quest or story from one of the games.

Looking forward to series 2 and what impact it has on the canon of New Vegas by going directly to the setting of one of the 3D-era games.

 

[GBO Possum]

On my second play through, making different choices as to when to hit "pause" and look for details. So far the same people have died and I haven't been kidnapped by the Institute.

 

[inCloud]

what impact it has

House ending seems canon, considering "fall of NCR" since 2077, his role in Series and where Overseer going.

 

[Snaeper]

This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:

A Gran Turismo Pebble Beach Winner has a Surprising Role in the Fallout TV Series​

Eagle-eyed racing game fans may have spotted an unusual vehicle popping up in the background of Amazon Prime’s Fallout TV series, with a very firm connection to the Gran Turismo series...

Hagerty confirmed it was the original that appeared, and not a replica.

Before Its Fallout Cameo, This Midcentury Concept Car Hit 150 MPH and Survived a 15-Year War - Hagerty Media

Catch that weird, orange car in the first scene of Fallout? It's a 1960 concept called the Plymouth XNR, and it has a wild story.

www.hagerty.com

"Thanks to sometime Hagerty contributor Jamie Kitman, we were able to confirm that the car shown in Fallout is the actual original XNR. (A very faithful reproduction done by Gotham Garage is owned by The Petersen Museum in Los Angeles.) The original is part of the Paul and Linda Gould collection, which also includes historic Alfa-Romeo and Bugatti models."