Anyone who's familiar with the Fallout franchise, from its isometric beginnings to its current 76-form, knows it's a complicated one. Nevertheless, true fans feared that the Fallout we knew was done for until Obsidian rode in on a white horse.

Even though Obsidian Entertainment's connection to the Fallout series goes back to the first Fallout, their work on Fallout: New Vegas has cemented their name in our hearts. But are they bothered with The Outer Worlds and Fallout comparisons?

Not being the ones to miss out on the impending madhouse season, the Epic Games Store is having a Black Friday sale with up to 75 per cent off on a bunch of titles, including the still-fresh Red Dead Redemption 2, Borderlands 3 and more.

The Outer Worlds was confirmed as commercial success by Take-Two Interactive already but the combination of digital and physical sales in the US market sheds more light on that success. Obsidian's RPG is second only to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

In our latest news roundup, Obsidian Entertainment have absolutely smashed sales expectations for The Outer Worlds, Rockstar have borked another PC port, and The Division 2's lack of Survival mode is a missed opportunity

Obsidian's The Outer Worlds exceeded sales expectations according to the latest report by Take-Two Interactive. Who knew there would be a massive audience for a good singleplayer RPG?

The Outer Worlds broke two unfortunate stigmas Obsidian and parts of the dev team had attached to them. One of them refers to the infamous bonus from Bethesda and the other goes further into the past, to the days of Troika Games.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare topped the UK charts second week in a row, surprising no one. Luigi's Mansion seems to have topped expectations though, becoming the fastest Switch game of 2019.

Hot on the heels of The Outer Worlds' PC and console launch, which is getting pretty good reviews across platforms, Obisidian and Private Division revealed they'll be bringing it to Nintendo Switch in 2020, but there's no exact date yet.

It's been quite an eventful week for gaming and gamers, with four new releases and all of them in the top five. King of the hill, of course, is Activision and Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, which beat its predecessor.