It's no secret that the Fallout show was a huge success, with Amazon saying it's the biggest hit in the streaming sector since rings of Power, with 6,500 million viewers. Also, it's not a real secret that a successful video game show makes people want to play the game, but it's pretty cool to see how many people go and do it.A survey by little Valve this month shows that all 4 modern Fallout games make up the top 20 most-played spots on playtime as to what they're playing on the Steam deck.

Fallout 4 was in the Top 20, ranked 2nd, Fallout: New Vegas was in Spot 7, Fallout 76 was in Spot 10, and Fallout 3 was in Spot 20. Before this month, only Fallout 4 had consistently popped up on the list

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are also a real point in the way you can expect these types of Marquee series to stay in the public light as the game development cycle lengthens. That said, even the Fallout show producers were saying, "It's like Fallout 5."

For his part, Bethesda Game Development Big Man Todd Howard has been pretty gung-ho about the show's fidelity to the game. 

Howard noted that the experience of visiting the set of Amazon's Fallout was "surreal" and that "I thought there was more of the magic of cinema" before facing the show's vaults.

In other news, old Fallout game lore drifts further into the dusty past, and PC Gamer Jeremy Laird has revealed how the very expensive game rig was when Fallout was first released.