Fallout Shelter | Announcement Trailer

If it is remembered for anything, Fallout Shelter should forever go down in history as the biggest and best E3 reveal for a mobile...

Oh man. Remember that epic Fallout 4 showcase right before E3 2015? In the midst of all the Fallout 4 goodness, Bethesda figured out...

Life in the vault isn't easy. And these hilarious screenshots prove it. Ladies and gentlemen, this is life in Fallout Shelter. Another wonderful day. Reddit: Doggins You may...

What's a dweller to do when their stuck underground working the power generator and water treatment all day? How do you let off steam? In...

I imagine meeting folks post-nuclear apocalypse is pretty hard, so you can't blame Vault Boy for taking to popular dating app Tinder in hopes...

So yesterday, Fallout Shelter released on Android devices and it didn't take long before a vile member of the community to hack the game's...

Fallout Shelter finally released on Android today, and with it comes a new update for the iOS version. Version 1.1 for Bethesda's surprise hit mobile...

***Update*** Looks like Fallout Shelter is starting to roll out on Android devices now. It's a rolling launch so it may not be available for...

Fallout Shelter has officially released on Android, and can now be downloaded via the Google Play Store. After weeks of waiting, Fallout fans on Android...

At QuakeCon 2015 today, Bethesda announced that Fallout Shelter, a new, free-to-play mobile game inspired by Bethesda's Fallout franchise, will be released on Android next...

It has been announced today that Bethesda's very own mobile game, Fallout Shelter, has grossed $5.1m in it's first two weeks.  Many reports had suggested...

It's safe to say that since the release of Fallout Shelter, a fair portion of our daily hours are spent managing the fickle, bitchy...

A new update for Bethesda's hit mobile game Fallout Shelter was released today, introducing a new Photo Feature and fixing a few bugs. "Vault-Tec engineers...

Bethesda's venture into the mobile gaming space is paying off quite nicely. Announced today, Fallout Shelter -- the first-ever mobile game set in the...

Understanding the hierarchy of importance among your products is paramount to a company's success in the gaming industry.  Some know how to play their...

Starting today, Fallout Shelter players have a chance of unlocking a new Legendary Dweller -- Preston Garvey of the Commonwealth Minutement. Preston is the first...

Bethesda's new mobile game Fallout Shelter has become a roaring success since its release last month on iOS, but the big question since has...

During the whole Take-Two/EA brouhaha, the former has claimed that there are other suitors than EA who would like to make franchises such as BioShock and Grand Theft Auto their own, and rumors have once more resurfaced that it is Microsoft who is in the hunt: "I think that Microsoft (MSFT) is a likely bidder for TTWO. Microsoft already makes a video game platform (Xbox and Xbox 360) as well as independently publishes video games. Years ago, the company made a video game acquisition when it bought tiny Bungie studios, the company that developed the Halo series. Microsoft had already published the Halo games, but the company decided to bring the production in-house to reap the benefits of vertical integration. I can't tell you how many dollars Microsoft has made, but Halo has now produced three bestselling games, and its exclusivity on the Xbox (it's also available on the PC, but no other console) has driven console sales too. Besides Halo, Grand Theft Auto, TTWO's signature game, is the other dynasty of the video game universe. GTA IV, the most recent addition, released earlier this year, broke sales records that were set by Halo 3 last year." --Stephen Frankola, Seeking Alpha But then, Shane Kim debunked this one himself last year, with an argument that's actually quite difficult to crack: "Me? I highly doubt it. Last year, similar rumors swirled that Microsoft was bidding to buy Take-Two. However, Shane Kim swatted down the rumor, with a fairly obvious reason why the acquisition would never happen. Kim said in March 2007 that Microsoft 'could never launch an acquisition bid at a third party publisher,' because of Take-Two's 'platform agnostic' approach. Essentially, Microsoft would be paying a huge sum of money (in this case, $2.5 billion) and not seeing the revenue streams from Take-Two's PS3, Wii, DS and PSP business because Take-Two would become a Microsoft exclusive company. Short and long of it–this probably isn't happening." --Art Green, Endsights When it's put like that, I find myself in doubt as well, unless Microsoft simply did it to hurt the competition. Plus, Grand Theft Auto and BioShock still did pretty well when they were platform exclusive, so I doubt that would hurt Microsoft's feelings.

It’s no secret that Fallout Shelter has become the newest addiction of choice for iOS users, myself being one of them. Since the moment...

Android owners eagerly awaiting the arrival of Bethesda's new mobile game, Fallout Shelter, could have to wait "a few months" or possibly longer depending...

When I was in middle school, Tamagotchis were essentially a default status symbol and the ability to bilk your parents into buying you special...

While the highlight of tonight's Bethesda E3 press conference was Fallout 4, the studio revealed something related -- a new mobile game called Fallout...

As promised, Bethesda's newly revealed mobile game Fallout Shelter was released tonight, and is now available for download from the iTunes App Store for...

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