Bethesda is piling on the huge Fallout 76 updates, and this one adds a special Mudcrab Merchant vendor into the mix: The Purveyor. This friendly Mole Miner is ready to dole out rare gifts so long as you have "legendary scrips," a new t...

It's been a minute since I've thought about Fallout 4. Amid all of the death threats I got when I gave it a respectable 7.5 before anyone else actually played it, I enjoyed the sweet sounds of "actually, that sounds about right" after it ca...

Come May 7 Patch 9 will be deployed in Fallout 76, and it'll come with more bug fixes and some big, welcome changes. The standout is easily player vending machines, which will allow folks to use their C.A.M.P.s (home bases) as a way to sell...

The Fallout 76 team landed in hot water again after the news broke that they were planning on adding repair kits to the microtransaction store: months after Bethesda's Pete Hines noted that game-impacting items couldn't be purchased wi...

"Ever Upwards" is a fantastic name for this upcoming Fallout 76 patch. Despite the outcry, Bethesda is basically treating Fallout 76 like an Early Access game in progress, trying to fix it with meaty free content drops. Now these ...

Fallout 76 is still getting steady updates. Although a lot of the current playerbase is apathetic to the patch schedule given that the damage has been done, Bethesda is slowly but surely working toward a better 76, which will make one hell ...

Weekly challenges have pretty much always been around, but since they started dominating headlines in Fortnite, nearly every online game has followed suit: Fallout 76 is the next to fall in line as it buffs up its existing format. Beth...

Although Bethesda is making strides with Fallout 76 and just injected a ton of new content into the game, they're walking on thin ice. The latest development for the game doesn't help. Like, at all. In short, Bethesda has added a non-c...

Some West Virginia wanderers will be doubly rewarded for their efforts this weekend. The experience points will radiate and mutate until there are twice as many. Bethesda is luring people toward Fallout 76's Survival mode beta with pro...

In case you haven't heard, Fallout 76 is going to keep trucking through at least 2019 with a heap of free updates. While there is a timeline where the game is wildly successful and not extremely buggy and Bethesda charges a premium for...

There's a recent trend where certain high-profiles games don't make their way to Steam. Bethesda has gone out of its way to affirm its future lineup won't be a part of that. Bethesda is bringing a majority of its newest games to Valve's sto...

Although they've made various efforts to patch up Fallout 76's technical misgivings for the past several months, now begins the operation to save the game in earnest. Yes, Fallout 76's "Wild Appalachia" update is now live in the form of the...

Fallout 76 might be a mess, but there's hope on the horizon with several big DLC drops and of course, a ton of user-created content. That includes this newest video from YouTube user aswiftkickinthejunk, who created their own death maz...

Xbox Game Pass subscribers can now download Rico Rodriguez's latest adventures. As is Rico's modus operandi, there's a lot of adrenaline and explosions. Just Cause 4 was added to Xbox Game Pass today, a mere three months after it initi...

[Spoiler Warning: The entirety of this post contains spoiler material concerning the details of Fallout 76's final quest.] Fallout 76 ends on an unremarkable note. The final quest tasks players with summoning and taking ...

So Bethesda just revealed a massive roadmap for Fallout 76 that spans all of 2019, which will funnel a ton of new content into the game as a series of free updates. The thing is, the publisher needs to get its house in order first, because ...

Bethesda is seemingly not giving up on Fallout 76 as many predicted, as there are now major concrete plans to update the game from a mechanical and content level through the fall of 2019. First up is the Wild Appalachia content update, kick...

Keeping count yet? This is Fallout 76's sixth major patch since launch. The patch's purpose? To clean up some long-standing messes and some new ones that were recently introduced: a staple of 76 updates. Before they get to the specifics Bet...

The announcement of Obsidian Entertainment's The Outer Worlds at last year's "Game Awards" seemed like a clear jab at Bethesda and Fallout 76. Sporting a tagline of "From the Creators of Fallout," the message was almost that this was the re...

Fallout 76's current situation is even more absurd than you think. In addition to all of the bugs that keep popping up like daisies as Bethesda tries to squash them, there's another huge issue afoot: cheating. While there are plain old chea...

Bethesda is rolling out the fifth major patch for Fallout 76, which was released just several months ago on November 14, 2018. Known as patch 1.0.5 (with several variations beyond that for all three different platforms), it'll run you ...

One of the weirdest aspects of Fallout 76 is the way it handles multiplayer combat. One person has to initiate things by firing away at another person, slowly chipping at their health the whole time. It's sort of Fallout's take on old-...

While we're still trying to crack the egg of online video content creation, here's what's been happening in video games: Bethesda denies that Fallout 76 is going free-to-play! The Uncharted movie that won't ever happen has a new director!...

There's a shaky rumor going around today that Fallout 76 is imminently preparing to transition to free-to-play. This seems to be predicated on some sort of retail development. EB Games in Australia is apparently pulling copies of Fallo...

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...