US Edition‘Fallout’ Season 2, Episode 1 Recap & Review: A Head-Popping Return To The Wasteland
The season 2 premiere includes over 100 game Easter eggs and lore callbacks, set in the fan-favorite New Vegas region to deepen ties with the Fallout game universe.
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'Fallout' Season 2, episode 1 includes iconic 'New Vegas' song 'Big Iron'
The Fallout games have been long celebrated for their soundtracks, a plethora of '30s, '40s, '50s, and '60s tunes that somehow make the horrors of the Wasteland more tolerable. It's something Season 1 of the Prime Video adaptation appreciated, and the first episode of Season 2 makes it clear we're in for more where that came from.In particular, thanks to music supervisor Trygge Toven, the first episode includes one hell of a needle drop: "Big Ir…
Fallout Season 2: 25 Video Game Details and Easter Eggs in Episode 1
The Fallout TV show is packed full of characters, factions, locations, and items familiar to any who has played the beloved RPGs. There are so many easter eggs to spot that we found 111 video game details in Season 1 alone. With Season 2 heading to a fan-favourite region of the Fallout universe, New Vegas, there's naturally a whole new flood of iconography set to make its way from the games into the Prime Video series. So, we’ll be digging into …
Every Fallout season 2 Easter egg so far
Fallout is back on Prime Video with season 2, but this time, the show visits a beloved location from the series: New Vegas. As Fallout takes place in 2296, which is 15 years after the events of Fallout: New Vegas, you’re bound to see a few iconic locations and characters, but they’re a little different from how you might remember them from the game.
The Amazon and Jonathan Nolan series moves action into the Mojave Desert, expanding its universe with the contributions of the iconic video game 'Fallout: New Vegas'. Learn more: 'The Outer Worlds 2': the clash between capitalism and communism moves into space
REVIEW: 'Fallout' Season 2 Episode 1 Begins The Hunt For Hank MacLean And Doesn't Slow Down
'Fallout' Season 2 Episode 1 feeds the audience with a lot of information and speeds up the story while still managing to leave us in the dark regarding a few things. We're formally introduced to Robert House, who remains mysterious with his goals unknown but by the end we find out that they align with Hanks, who manages to make his way to his destination by the end which was not expected for the first episode.
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