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The Monkey Paw Curls: Obsidian is Working on Fallout, But Not in a Good Way

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July 8, 2026

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The Monkey Paw Curls: Obsidian is Working on Fallout, But Not in a Good Way

Following XBOX's massive layoffs, the developer is shifting focus to the popular franchise.

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