Podcast Appearances
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Fallout fans eagerly anticipating a New Vegas Remaster got a big ol' snort of the good stuff over the weekend in the form of a social media post from Iron Galaxy Studios, which shared...
in a very subtle, nothing-to-see-here style, some idle, or perhaps not, musing about what it's getting up to.
Quote, Today's our February company meeting, the studio wrote via GamesRadar.
It's time to catch up with what the company's been up to and what's coming up next for IG.
Not the most rip-roaring bit of prose ever posted, but what caught eyes wasn't the words, but the image.
That's not just some generic please stand by, my friends, but a Fallout New Vegas loading screen.
Now, does this mean unequivocally that Iron Galaxy is working on a New Vegas do-over?
Of course not.
It's possible that whoever took the pic just happens to have that image as the desktop wallpaper.
The fact that it's slide one of 72 as seen in the right hand monitor, possibly a mere wait for everyone else to join the meeting message selected entirely at random and with no greater meaning or intent.
Hey, it happens.
Still, it behooves me to point out that this might not be entirely coincidental, too.
Iron Galaxy's best-known recent work is probably Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 Plus 4, but it's also worked on numerous game ports over the years, including Fallout 76 and the VR versions of Skyrim and Fallout 4.
So, if someone was working on a new Vegas remaster, it's not entirely unreasonable to think that Iron Galaxy would be it.
Greg, do you want me to read the rest of this?
Yeah, go for it.
Finish it off before we get to the breaking news.
And yes, just in case you haven't been keeping up, there is much interest in remastered New Vegas.
And as Bethesda learned with last year's Oblivion remaster, there's probably some bucks to be made on it too.