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Fallout: New Vegas lead story writer rejoins Obsidian Entertainment
John Gonzalez has returned to work at Obsidian Entertainment as a creative director, but claims it isn't for Fallout: New Vegas 2.
Fallout: New Vegas Writer Returns 14 Years Later, But Quickly Shuts Down Sequel Hopes
John Gonzalez, once the lead writer on Fallout: New Vegas, has returned to developer Obsidian Entertainment, after spending 14 whole years away from the company. In that time, he spearheaded the narrative direction on both Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West.
Fallout: New Vegas Writer Rejoins Xbox's Obsidian As Creative Director
Over the weekend, industry veteran John Gonzalez rejoined Xbox studio Obsidian Entertainment, after almost 15 years away from the team. Back in the day, Gonzalez was the lead writer on Fallout: New Vegas, and now rejoins the team as Creative Director on a different project.
Fallout: New Vegas’s lead writer has re-joined Obsidian, but insists it’s not for a sequel
The lead writer of Fallout: New Vegas has returned to developer Obsidian, after 14 years away from the company. John Gonzalez announced the news on his LinkedIn profile this week, confirming he’s taken up the role of creative director. However, according to the writer, his new job is “not FNV2”.
Fallout: New Vegas Writer Is Back At Obsidian But Not To Work On A Sequel
New Vegashas returned to the studio that made it. John Gonzalez announced he’s rejoined Obsidian Entertainment as creative director, just as the Xbox studio prepares for its biggest year yet with the launch of fantasy RPG Avowed and New Vegas spiritual spin-off The Outer Worlds 2.
Yes, the lead writer of Fallout: New Vegas is back at Obsidian, but you might want to hold off on those sequel hopes of yours
New Vegas and Horizon Zero Dawn John Gonzalez is apparently back at Obsidian, but no, this doesn't mean what you think it means.
Fallout: New Vegas lead writer returns to Obsidian after leaving 14 years ago, but before you ask, no, 'It's not FNV2'
Obsidian Entertainment to ply his trade on games including Guardians of Middle-earth, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Horizon Forbidden West, Fallout: New Vegas creative design lead John Gonzalez has returned.
Fallout: New Vegas and Horizon: Zero Dawn lead writer John Gonzalez returns to Obsidian
Zero Dawn, has announced his return to Obsidian Entertainment after 14 years elsewhere in the industry - but not, he suggests, to work on a Fallout: New Vegas 2. Gonzalez originally joined Obsidian in 2008,
Fallout: New Vegas lead writer and Horizon Zero Dawn narrative director returns to Obsidian after 14 years, but swears "it's not" for New Vegas 2
Fallout: New Vegas lead writer John Gonzalez returns to developer Obsidian after 14 years, but he doesn't want you to get your hopes up – it isn't for a New Vegas sequel. It's simply "for exciting times!
Alleged Fallout season 2 set photo reveals the return of New Vegas' beloved roadside attraction turned sniper nest, Dinky the T-Rex
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Fallout: Nuevo Mexico, The DLC Sized New Vegas Mod, Has Been Canceled
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Fallout TV Series Reportedly Features Novac T-Rex
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