First Clip of Prime Video’s Fallout TV Show Proves They’re Willingly Adapting Even the Smallest Features of the Universe

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First Clip of Prime Video’s Fallout TV Show Proves They’re Willingly Adapting Even the Smallest Features of the Universe

April is fast approaching, with the new Fallout TV show leaning over the horizon and bringing more joy to fans than they were ever expecting. Recently, there has been a teaser clip released that shows us a more in-depth scene within the show’s first season, and from what we can see, it looks amazing.

If you are a fan of small details that nod to the original content, then we have some good news as it looks like the Fallout TV Show will have plenty of nods to the numerous games that have come out throughout the years, whether that be characters, weapons, armour, or factions, but one nod to the games caught a lot of attention from players as it looks awesome.

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A new clip has been released for the Fallout TV show, and it looks incredibly detailed.

One of the most impressive feats that the Fallout TV show on

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has achieved is the fact that a large majority of the show will be made with physical effects rather than special effects using green screens, and this fact just makes what we see in these short teaser clips even more interesting.

Welcome to the Wasteland in this first official scene from FALLOUT! Everyone is polite and conflicts are de-escalated quickly.

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During the teaser clip, we receive a more fleshed-out scene from the trailer, which reveals a few characters that will be included in the show, but the character that stole the show is the Brotherhood of Steel member who flies in like Iron Man to ‘save the day‘.

For many players, this will look like a slight nod to the jetpack skill that you can acquire within Fallout 4, but for many reasons, it looks a lot cooler in live action than it does in-game. Since the show is mainly done with physical effects, this looks even more impressive, as it is a full suit of power armour gliding down from above a trash heap to confront Walton Goggins character, The Ghoul.

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If the trailer and clip are evidence enough, players feel this will be a very detailed show to watch.

Over the past few months, gamers have been rather concerned about the state of the Fallout TV show and whether or not it could live up to the hype that many gamers will have likely built up in their minds during its production.

However, after seeing the most recent trailer and this new clip, it is clear from the community’s response that they are eager to see

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’s Fallout TV series when it releases on April 11th. For now, we do not know how many nods the show will have to the original game series, but it has been made clear that this show will not be focused on fan service and will focus on being its own story.

If the Fallout TV show manages to create a new series that is both faithful to the original content while also ensuring that it tells a new, fresh story, then it could be in line for one of the best shows of the year.

What do you think about the jetpack teaser in the Fallout TV show teaser clip? Are you looking forward to seeing the Fallout universe in live-action? Let us know in the comments what you think!