Amazon released their official trailer for their adaptation of the videogame, Fallout, which is jam packed with references.
, and it showcases enough from the games to let the fans know: “We got you.” The Fallout fan in me started to glisten with glee when I noticed some of my favorite references they threw in. They range from an item used in game to references to series lore, and each one has me more interested in watching the show. Seeing that it aims to convey the core of Fallout’s story for both fans and newcomers alike leaves me with a lot of hope. Here’s a few things that stuck out for me the most.
This line comes from Walton Goggins’ character, who insinuates from this line of dialogue that he is a chemically addicted ghoul. This is just great because he’s also a lead character, and getting addicted to chemicals is something you can choose to be in the games. It makes sense for this story and it isn’t thrown in there just for jokes. It can’t be pleasant living as a ghoul, who are humans who have been mutated into zombie-looking creatures by exposure to radiation.
As a reference to the games though, Aaron Moten’s character, Maximus, says the following line: “Everybody wants to save the world… they just all disagree on how.” The show appears to be staying faithful to Fallout’s main concepts, like a battle of philosophies in a new world where simply surviving is a struggle. I’m looking forward to seeing how this plays out on the show.Aligning with the Brotherhood’s ideology as the rightful stewards of technology, they have access to Power Armor.
All eight episodes of the Fallout television series are going to be available on Prime Video on April 11. There’s plenty of other references in this trailer that I haven’t even mentioned here, such as the New California Republic flag and its capital Shady Sands which shows a public library sign referring back to the very first
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