While Bethesda announced multiple new projects on July 17, including several Fallout titles, it did not indicate whether they would be Xbox console exclusives. New statements about exclusivity published by GamesRadar make speculating about that even more confusing.
Bethesda teased Fallout 5, a co-developed title with Obsidian Entertainment, and remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas. It didn’t reveal much about any of those games, simply teasing a “special” 2027 Fallout Day celebration in Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, Todd Howard said in an interview with Windows Central that it was too early to comment on the exclusivity of the announced games.
These new Fallout games are all flagship-level titles that Xbox clearly wants players to care about in the coming years. That’s one of the reasons it’s so frustrating that Xbox and Bethesda are still being so coy about their exclusivity plans. This wasn’t helped by a new GamesRadar feature in which Xbox leadership made some confusing statements about the platform’s return to console exclusivity that was teased in June.
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