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Fallout dev Tim Cain says the games industry's volatility is 'always gonna be around': 'What's happening now isn't novel, it isn't new'

"Art and technology constantly changing makes the whole industry unstable."

Source: PC Gamer••5 h ago
Fallout dev Tim Cain says the games industry's volatility is 'always gonna be around': 'What's happening now isn't novel, it isn't new'
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"Art and technology constantly changing makes the whole industry unstable."

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Bottom line: Can’t call it yet — wait for more outlets to confirm before counting on it.

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Published
09/13/2026 14:42
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09/13/2026 15:43
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Timeline: Fallout

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