Recent Xbox development rumors have suggested that a follow-up to Fallout: New Vegas and other Fallout titles may be in early ...

If the Fallout TV show is following canon (and the powers that be have said multiple times that it is), then, Fallout: New Vegas’ many references to the New California Republic (NCR) and Shady ...

While Shady Sands doesn’t appear in Fallout: New Vegas, the NCR’s presence in the game was vital.New Vegas showed off the NCR at its peak military might, best exemplified by the Veteran ...

In the Fallout games, Shady Sands is one of the largest cities in California and the first capital of the New California Republic, but when we see it in the Fallout show it's just a big crater.

Fallout reveals that Shady Sands was destroyed in a nuclear explosion at some point in the 2280s, so what led to the downfall of one of the most important settlements in the region?

Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout show changed the lore with the Shady Sands twist, and while the timeline still makes sense with New Vegas, it’s still a bomb for fans.

The blackboard reads: ”Shady Sounds founded, 2142. New California Republic created, 2189. Shady Sands becomes capital of the NCR, 2198. NCR becomes the largest economic and political power in ...

Season two of the Fallout series appears to be heading to New Vegas. Here's everything to know about this location from the games and show.

The “Fall of Shady Sands” in 2277 is in reference to something entirely different that leads into the eventual destruction of the first capital of New Vegas. Fallout hasn’t elaborated on ...

Fallout TV show could bring Shady Sands back to the franchise after over 25 years. ... Leaked Fallout season 2 trailer teases New Vegas location, and fans are over the moon about it; ...

Shady Sands is one of Fallout’s most iconic locations, as the first settlement most players encounter in the original game. Over time, the settlement grew and became the home of the New ...