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Fallout TV series will impact the next game, says Todd Howard | BBC News
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7:53Now PlayingThe second season of Fallout - Prime Video's mega-hit based on the popular video game series - has landed.
Set in a post-apocalyptic future where Earth has been ravaged by nuclear war, the first series was a hit, impressing long-time fans and viewers who'd never played before.
Its surprising success had a huge impact on Bethesda Softworks, the developer of its source material, bringing back lapsed players and creating new ones along the way.
Todd Howard, director of developer Bethesda Game Studios, spoke to BBC Newsbeat about working with the show's producers, and what the success of the programme means for the future of the games.
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