Continued Fallout Frenzy: Amazon Series Sets New Record!

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The Fallout series breaks a new record

If you like a bit of the world of falloutyou couldn't have missed the Amazon Prime Video series. Announced a few years ago, this adaptation was scary before its release. Indeed, between the promotional posters and the first trailer, few players were really reassured. However, when all the episodes were released on the SVOD platform, it did not take long for the general opinion to change direction. Very quickly, the criticisms from the different media were able to be heard and the result was unanimous: Amazon Prime's Fallout series is a little gem not to be missed.

After having convinced the press around the world, all that remained was to achieve the double by marking the minds of the spectators. While Amazon Prime Video had just suffered the wrath of its subscribers due to the addition of advertisements, the latter were able to put this grievance aside to let themselves be tempted by Fallout, and suffice to say that there were many of them. In fact, the newspaper The echoes reveals to us that the series has accumulated no less than 53 million weekly views in the country of Uncle Sam, making Fallout the best start in the history of Amazon Prime Video. A hell of a record that matches the quality of the series.

A season 2 already highly anticipated

In addition to breaking a new record, Amazon Prime Video's Fallout series was also very beneficial for the SVOD platform's statistics. Indeed, according to their estimates, no less than 9.7 million new unique profiles were created on the service at the time of the series' release. On its own, Fallout even reaps 30% of the platform's audience for a total of 91 million hours viewed. A real feat which succeeded in convincing Amazon to formalize a season 2 very quickly after the broadcast of the first.

If it is still a little early to know when this second season will be released, it is already reassuring to know that it will continue, especially given the end of season 1. Without revealing the details of this conclusion, fans of the saga should be particularly excited about where the characters end up at the end of the plot. Note also thaton average, each viewer of the series watched almost 5.8 episodes, which is a very good indicator to confirm that subscribers are invested. Furthermore, the success of the Fallout series has been so great that it has had an impact on the games, the latest episodes of which have experienced a huge audience spike since the publication of the series. At Bethesda's pace of development, it is almost certain that season 2 will arrive before the fifth episode of the saga, always eagerly awaited by fans.