Obsidian Entertainment will be participating in a special Fallout: New Vegas panel taking place as part of Fallout Fan Celebration 2025, the company has announced. While the annual event has not consistently received major support from the Fallout: New Vegas developer in the past, this year appears to be an exception.
Today, October 19, marks the 15th anniversary of Fallout: New Vegas releasing for PC and the seventh console generation. To date, New Vegas is still the only Fallout game developed by Obsidian Entertainment.
New Vegas Devs Are Coming to Fallout Fan Celebration 2025
Commemorating the game’s latest anniversary, Obsidian announced it will host a special retrospective panel with several Fallout: New Vegas developers as part of the latest iteration of Fallout Fan Celebration. The 2025 event will take place on November 15, beginning at 10am PT / 1pm ET. The studio has not yet identified the staffers it will be sending to speak at the event, but it did reveal there will be four of them.
Separately, Fallout Fan Celebration 2025 organizers confirmed that the November 15 panel will be live-streamed. The current plan is to broadcast all events taking place during the Nevada convention, though livestream details have yet to be announced, as the organizers are still in the process of finalizing the logistics. The November 15 panel with Obsidian staffers is described as “a trip down memory lane in the Mojave Wasteland.” The real-life event will take place at the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings, one of the many locations that Fallout: New Vegas recreated.
Fallout Fan Celebration 2025 will run from November 14 through 16. Obsidian support aside, this is an unofficial convention, meaning it is not expected to yield any big news concerning upcoming video game projects. Such announcements would be more likely to materialize during this year’s Fallout Day broadcast—scheduled for October 23—though that’s not to say that they will.
An internal presentation leaked during Microsoft’s legal battle with the FTC over the Activision Blizzard acquisition previously revealed that Bethesda had been planning a Fallout 3 remaster in the early 2020s. The documents made no mention of New Vegas receiving similar treatment. Even the Fallout 3 remaster is still far from completion as of late 2025, according to serial leaker Nate the Hate, who recently said he does not expect the project to be announced during the October 23 Fallout Day broadcast.
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October 19, 2010
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M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Sexual Content, Strong Language, Use of Drugs
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