The creative design lead and Main clerk from 2010's Fallout: New Vegas has returned to the studio that made it. John Gonzalez announced that he has backed up obsidian entertainment as a creative director, just like the Xbox studio prepared for its greatest year with the start of Fantasy RPG Confessible And New Vegas spiritual spin-off The outer worlds 2.
“Back to Obsidian for exciting times! (No, that's not FNV2.)! “AWRed in his updated LinkedIn profile this week. Gonzalez was previously working on an MMO code name at the Netase Startup Fantastic Pixel Codename based in Barcelona Spirit. “Really a privilege to work with this incredibly friendly and talented team. However, there was a new opportunity that I couldn't resist, ”says a description of his time in the studio.
Gonzalez 'contributions to Fallout: New VegasThe storytelling and the quest design of Open-World RPG for many fans remain a series high-water brand that makes its return to the Xbox Studio remarkable. He spent most of the last decade at PlayStation First-Porty Studio Guerilla Games Where he spent hundreds of hours to tinker with Horizon Zero Dawn universewhich in a similar way left a lasting impression on the players with his science fiction secrets and Twilight zone-Alable turns.
Obsidian has been one of Microsoft's most productive studios since his acquisition in 2018. The outer worlds Started the following year an RPG shooter that was replaced Stand out'S dark wasteland for a satirical science fiction environment in distant corporate space colonies. Survival Sim has followed since then Grounded And the Renaissance Detective RPG Pentimentwith Confessible arrive next month and The outer worlds 2 expected until the end of the year. The studio also helped this Condition of decay 3 Team with his open world tech. This is a lot!
While Gonzalez quickly silenced the speculations of fans Fallout: New Vegas Continuation that would not have been completely shocking if you consider what is in the first season of the Stand out TV show, it will be interesting to see what he works at Obsidian. Will it be the next big RPG franchise of the team or a completely different genre mash-up that examines a new territory for the studio? I will be satisfied with whatever it may be, as long as it is important at some point this decade.
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