For a long while now people have been messing around with Fallout 76's economy, duping items and taking charge of various exploits in the very buggy game, and Bethesda has finally had enough of it. Following a winter break, during which tim...

Android and iOS release Westworld Mobile has announced that it is to pull down the shutters in three months time. The app has already been removed from digital storefronts, with the game's servers going offline April 16. Players are being e...

The hits keep coming for Fallout 76, as someone has apparently encountered a developer room in the PC edition of the game. For an online-centric affair this is probably a no-no. As you can see in the video from PolterGeist, pretty much...

In today's episode, I sat down with Associate Editor Peter Glagowski once again to discuss the games from years past that we'll still be playing in 2019! Personally, I have a massive backlog of older games that I'll probably never complete....

Fallout 76 is riddled with bugs and balance problems, more so than the typical Bethesda joint, and it's noticed more due to the magnifying glass of social media and the mere act of adding multiplayer. Patch 1.0.4.13 is available now fo...

There are many good Fallout games but the latest, Fallout 76, is not one of them. However, people who own Fallout 76 have a roundabout way of getting access to some of those golden oldies. Late last year, Bethesda announced an attempt ...

Nukes, a major part of the Fallout 76 end-game and the key thematic plot device for the whole Fallout franchise, are broken right now. Bethesda announced yesterday that there are problems with nuclear silo access, leaving players unabl...

In the age of "we can fix it after we ship it," it's fascinating to watch a game grow into something else entirely. Some projects that were absolute failures at launch have become gems in the eyes of many, and although Fallout 76 is a ...

I've shared videos from Shesez, known for their boundary break videos before, but you know when a Bethesda game is involved it's going to be extra special. Going back to Fallout 3 they stumbled upon a few silly things by changing ...

It has been a real rough start for Bethesda's open-world MMO Fallout 76. I'm not sure if anyone needs me to dial back through the various issues, major and minor, that have hit the post-apocalyptic title since its November launch, but let's...

Fallout 76 is a comedy of errors, but one thing that seemed to be getting corrected was the snafu with the duffle bag included in the collector's edition. After advertising it as a canvas bag, buyers were greeted with an incredibly cheap ny...

Survival is the name of the game when it comes to the release of video games next year! With so many survival titles coming out next year, it truly will be a contest of which player base will have the best attention span! So, while we stil...

Fallout 76 just can't win. It launched as a bizarrely broken and lonesome mess. Bethesda is trying to fix it, but players discovered that the weekly patch notes actually omitted a ton of important changes that made the game more grind-...

When you release patch notes for a single player game with hidden changes, more often than not you can get away with it. If you try to do the same thing in a PVP-heavy, online game, not so much. Bethesda dropped some patch notes last week t...

You really can't get anything past players these days: if there are undocumented portions of a patch, they will find them and call you out on it. It's a reality that many, many developers have learned to cope with (Epic Games provides detai...

After the insane snafu with Fallout 76's collector's edition not having the correct bag, Bethesda was finally set to make everything right to its customers. To get a replacement bag, one just needed to head to the Bethesda support website a...

Bethesda's first major steps toward fixing Fallout 76 came yesterday. The December 4 patch upped stash capacity, rebalanced some weapons, and nuked all sorts of bugs. Here are the full details of all the announced changes. The problem ...

[Update: Bethesda says it is now "finalizing manufacturing plans for replacement canvas bags" for Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition owners. Customers will have until January 31, 2019 to submit a ticket on this support page and will be sent a r...

The fabled Fallout 76 "storage patch" is coming tomorrow (1.0.2.0) and Bethesda has provided a full breakdown as to what it entails beyond the increase to 600 pounds of stash. Bethesda is once again bolstering stability for its servers...

I found myself thinking about Chinese Democracy a lot as I slogged through Fallout 76. Remember Chinese Democracy? It was that long-awaited Guns n' Roses album that many assumed would never actually release. Years after the heyday of G...

The hits just keep coming. Fallout 76 players have been quite vocal about their displeasure with the West Virginia Wasteland. A thin story, poor multiplayer implementation, a tedious inventory system, and bugs galore plague the latest ...

One of the changes at the top of the mind for nearly every Fallout 76 player is an increase to stash size. Your personal stash is the one safe place in Fallout 76. Putting items in there means they (theoretically) won't disappear. That...

Possibly the most interesting thing about Fallout 76 is the way it approaches its end-game content. Players gather fragments of nuclear launch codes and work together to push the big red button. Then, a nuke heavily irradiates a secti...

A contentious and almost-universally hated constraint in Fallout 76 is the stash limit. This game that incentivizes grabbing anything that isn't bolted down will only allow you to keep a collection of items that total 400 weight. It's ...

It's been a few days now since Bethesda rolled open the vault doors and allowed wanderers everywhere the chance to step, blinking, into the warm, irradiated air of Appalachia - or West Virginia to the rest of us - in their online adventure ...