It seems unbelievable, but it’s been over three years since we first officially heard about it Amazon has been thinking about how to bring the world of Fallout to the small screenwith a series that began to leak a little earlier and which was definitively confirmed by Bethesda Spain at the beginning of July 2020. Since then, of course, we have remained very attentive to the development of the project, but since then they have been done quite discreetly, we could not know much yet.

We know that The project is led by Jonathan Nolanespecially remembered for Westworld and brother Christopher Nolan, with whom he collaborated on many projects, along with Lisa Joy, also a participant in the Westworld project, producer of Reminiscence and wife of Jonathan. That alone is the most promising, at least for those of us who at the time really enjoyed HBO’s adaptation of the 1973 dystopian series written and directed by Michael Crichton and starring Yul Brynner.

At the end of July thanks to a leak We had the opportunity to see several images from the Fallout set, four shots that served to fulfill expectations thanks to the various references to the world created in the Bethesda franchise. From the unmistakable Vault-Tec logo to a weapon that has a part glued together, what we’ve seen so far has looked promising, at least in terms of the presence of elements that strengthen the connection between the series and the games.

So if you’re one of those people who were made happy by the pictures of July, today will be even better, and that account X Fallout Movies A leaked trailer for Fallout has been released. At this point, it is important to clarify that yes, despite its name, the social network account in question is not affiliated with Amazon or HBO. As per the report, he received the trailer through the said network’s direct message feature.

The recording quality is quite low, which prevents us from enjoying some images that we can bet will be much more impressive when they are officially released. However, what is emerging is quite promising, as we can quickly appreciate by checking the responses to the original post.

Although it appears that it was originally slated to premiere in 2023, and in fact it still appears on IMDB with that date, all indications are that Fallout will finally arrive on Amazon’s streaming service in the early months of 2024. So, to get started, maybe it’s a good time to pick up Fallout 4, don’t you think?