Fallout TV series director says it's a futile effort to please gamers

The "Fallout" TV series, which is highly anticipated by players, will premiere on April 11. Recently, director Jonathan Nolan said in an interview with foreign media that it is a fool's errand to please gamers, which has sparked heated discussions. In any case, even viewers who have never played the game may be able to enjoy it, at least without too many preconceptions.

The Fallout TV series, based on the game, is set in a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles. The protagonist Lucy is a resident of the shelter who is forced to venture to the surface for the first time for some reason. The show is written by Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet and produced by Westworld creators Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan. It will premiere on April 11.

Although the director of the "Fallout" TV series bluntly stated that the "Fallout" TV series was not created specifically for game fans, the director himself admitted that he is a loyal fan of the "Fallout 3" game. As for the extent to which the TV series can incorporate game elements, we will have to wait until the series starts to know. In any case, the doomsday atmosphere of the series may be one of the important factors to please the audience.