For those of us that remember the tweets about ObsidianвЂ™s вЂњProject LouisianaвЂќ from this time last year, perhaps copious speculation simply comes with the territory. Obsidian Entertainment, the production company which created New Vegas, is no stranger to teasing their own projects. After surely racking up hits on his otherwise personal Facebook page, Avellone posted a second doodle featuring himself and the Vault Boy, this time with the caption: вЂњthere it is againвЂ¦that sense of being watched.вЂќ In the time since, it seems that Avellone has found a partial respite from what we can only describe as the constant hoards of internet soothsayers since word has gotten around that he is currently not working with either Bethesda or Obsidian. Bypassing the possibility that Avellone could simply have been re-playing the franchise, the internet took to speculating that either a New Vegas remaster or a Fallout 5 was in the works. The one which drew the largest amount of attention and truly launched the theory was an image of a stick figure hugging the Vault Boy, with the text вЂњI missed you so much!вЂќ What followed was an onslaught of folks facebook-stalking and over-analysing any and all of his signature doodles.

Chris Avellone, RPG-giant and chronic-doodler, has been uploading some pictures onto his Facebook account that fans of the franchise have thought to be rather suspect. It somehow just seems to fit the canon that the largest amount of speculation comes in the form of stick figure doodles. While we of course cannot confirm or deny any of these claims regarding the future of the Fallout franchise, here are the reasons that some fans think a remaster may not be too far in the future. The majority of them are asking for a remaster, or a complete second New Vegas game. ItвЂ™s certainly something that fans are clamoring for: just look at the comments on this tweet from the official Fallout twitter account. But fans of ObsidianвЂ™s work are jumping for any scrap of evidence to support a theory that a re-master of Fallout: New Vegas might be in the works. Oh how we wish we could give this a rousing (and apt) вЂњyes!вЂќ But despite petitions and constant memes about BethesdaвЂ™s reputation for remastering and re-selling certain games, these rumors are just that. And the modding community making it a reality!

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