Keep in mind Fallout 3’s Three Dog? You may get to listen to a “darker” DJ voiced by his actor in future Fallout TV collection episodes

While Amazon’s Fallout TV present crammed in additional than sufficient references, easter eggs, and cameos – to the extent that a number of us are nonetheless digging by way of them almost every week on – there’s nonetheless lots left on the desk for future episodes. Assuming a second collection does go forward, as we count on, you may get to listen to a well-recognized voice from the Capital Wasteland tackle an attention-grabbing new function.

Which voice, you ask? Well, keep in mind whenever you needed to do a little bit of satelite dish upkeep with the intention to be taught some extra data relating to what on earth the Lone Wanderer’s dad had been as much as after he skedaddled out of Vault 101? Yeah, the man that gave you that little mission.

Yep, it is everybody’s favourite Galaxy News Radio persona, Three Dog, eeeeeoooooowwww (sorry, needed to). Responding to a tweet from a fan suggesting they’d have cherished to have heard him within the first collection of Fallout, (thanks, TheGamer), Erik Todd Dellums, the Fallout 3 radio host’s voice actor, has steered he’d be open to creating a cameo, however not as Three Dog.

“I’d like to voice a brand new DJ within the #FalloutOnPrime collection,” Dellums replied, including that he’d desire it to be a a personality that is “darker than Three Dog, however simply as humorous and alluring! I’ve acquired one thing new to unleash!”

It definitely seems like an attention-grabbing concept to me. For all his schtick can get a bit of annoying when you’re 50 or 60 hours into the sport and might recite each GNR information bulletin verbatim, Three Dog does have an plain charisma. Using that for nefarious means, similar to to lure poor Lucy or Maximus right into a lure, might be enjoyable solution to reference Fallout 3 with out having to all of a sudden invent a motive for Three Dog himself to have uprooted from his home and headed west.

Dellums is not the one iconic voice from the video games eager to get in on the Fallout TV motion, with Wes Johnson, whose dulcet tones have introduced a complete bunch of Fallout characters and creatures to life, having additionally not too long ago declared that he’d be more than pleased to voice some Protectrons in future. You know, with the intention to assist the collection up its robotic illustration, which was fairly dominated by Mr Handies in collection one.

So, there you go, Hollywood, there are your Fallout collection two cameos all wrapped up on a pleasant platter for you. Assuming you do not wish to attempt to make one other online game adaptation the following large factor first.