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John Gonzalez, lead writer on Fallout: New Vegas and Horizon: Zero Dawn, has announced his return to Obsidian Entertainment after 14 years elsewhere in the industry - but not, he suggests ...

John Gonzalez announced he’s rejoined Obsidian Entertainment as creative director, just as the Xbox studio prepares for its biggest year yet with the launch of fantasy RPG Avowed and New Vegas ...

Fallout: New Vegas lead writer John Gonzalez is back at Obsidian. Gonzalez didn't say what he'll be working on, apart from confirming it isn't Fallout: New Vegas 2. Given his senior role as ...

A major talent has returned to Obsidian Entertainment after more than a decade away. John Gonzalez was a lead writer at Obsidian who worked on Fallout: New Vegas, but eventually left the company ...

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On his LinkedIn profile, John Gonzalez posted that he's returned to Obsidian Entertainment in a new role as creative director. Under the entry for this job, he wrote the following: "Back to ...

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Lead writer on Fallout: New Vegas and Horizon Zero Dawn John Gonzalez is apparently back at Obsidian, but no, this doesn't mean what you think it means. Look, we all know you want a Fallout ...

Fallout: New Vegas writer John Gonzalez has denied a sequel to the hit game is in the works after rejoining Obsidian. READ MORE: ‘Fallout: New Vegas’ 10 years on: why Obsidian’s RPG is still ...