FALLOUT’S DEEPEST AND DARKEST SECRETS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED IF YOU DIDN’T PLAY EVERY SINGLE GAME

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We love the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout, but there are so many dark truths hidden across the various wastelands that will absolutely shock you.

This is TheGamer’s list of 20 Dark Truths About Fallout You Really Don’t Want To Know.

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The Fallout franchise is one of our favorite series of all-time which is surprising because it’s filled with darkness and despair. It’s a world filled to the brim with darkness, mysteries and unending torture. Really, Fallout is humanity.
For Fallout, Bethesda has crafted an experience unlike any other. They’ve managed to include so many hidden facts and secrets into the game that we highly doubt any single player has discovered them all. This franchise is bursting with opportunity, but you just need to be brave enough to search for it.
The dark truths we’ll mention in this video were gathered with immense love for Fallout’s nuclear wasteland. Some may seem obvious to the keen player who put hundreds of hours into the game while other truths may have flown right over your head. One thing we know for sure is that some of these dark truths will have you wishing you never heard them in the first place.
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Script by: Justin Pietrodarchi

Voice Over by: Grant Kellett

Edited by: Dan Schiffmacher

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Disney has taken the Star Wars franchise to new heights, but it’s also made substantial changes! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Back in 2012, The Walt Disney Company bought LucasFilm to add Star Wars to its ever-growing list of sub-brands.

As a result, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Yoda joined the likes of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Buzz Lightyear, Iron Man and Captain America as Disney’s flagship characters – who could have seen that coming ten years ago?!

But with that purchase came a number of changes to the Star Wars franchise – some for the better, some for the worse – and that’s what this video’s about.

The changes in question are; there’s now one Star Wars movie per year, inexperienced and indie directors are being hired to helm the movies (and usually end up being removed from their respective project), the accepted canon of the Star Wars Extended Universe is being ignored, alternate media (video games, comic books etc) are being messed with, the movies are getting digital editions, anthology/spin-off movies are becoming the norm, Disney are afraid to take chances like the earlier Star Wars movies did, there’s no longer one single person in charge of writing, the commercial success of Star Wars has gone through the roof (with “Force Friday” epitomising that), and there’s now going to be a Star Wars Land at some of Disney’s most popular theme parks in the United States.

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4. Messing with alternate media
5. Digital editions
6. Anthology movies
7. Afraid to take chances
8. No single person in charge
9. Commercial success
10. Star Wars Land

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Here’s everything you need to know about Shazam’s DC Comics origins ahead of the new movie! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Batman and Superman have been around for years, but along with their comic book debuts, one of the oldest superheroes of all-time is Shazam! Originally known as Captain Marvel, the hero has gone through many changes over the years and is now a part of DC’s big library of characters. For new fans, it may be hard to fan issues of Shazam on the shelf, but pretty soon he will be filling up theaters with his comedic big-screen adaptation. Instead of going into the movie blind, learn about Shazam’s DC origins and how the character has developed over the years.

DC Comics were not actually the original publishers of the Shazam comic book. That honor went to Fawcett Comics. In the early 1940’s Shazam rose in popularity with great stories featuring Billy Baston and his transformation into Shazam. Multiple lawsuits caused the comic to be cancelled and later purchased by DC Comics. DC Comics have done a lot with Shazam over the years, including the introduction of multiple side characters and key villains like Black Adam. In the early 1990s, Shazam had another big comeback and was included with the New 52 and Rebirth storylines involving several other characters. Now Zachary Levi is stepping into the shoes of the hero, transforming from Billy Baston and into the hero fans will be talking out for many years to come. Watch to learn the extended history of Shazam’s DC origins and how the character has developed over the years in the DC Comics Universe and with other heroes like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman.

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DC LAUNCHES SHAZAM
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SHAZAM IN THE DCEU

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