Posted by Ryan Clements on Nov 08, 2015 // Social Media Specialist
The Drop:
The irradiated remnants of civilization are your new playground. The legendary open-world series from Bethesda Game Studios has returned. Fallout 4 is out this week on PS4.
As the lone survivor of Vault 111, plunge into the devastated landscape of the Wasteland in this sprawling open-world RPG. Fight against the twisted abominations that infest the flesh of dead cities, and craft terrible weapons to survive. Barter with survivors, build out settlements, and forge your own path. As the saying goes, “War never changes.”
After fears the free upgrade would be limited to the PlayStation Plus Extra/Premium version, and Bethesda Softworks removing mention of the upgrade being free for all, it turns out PlayStation Plus Essential owners can get the upgrade for free. - IS
Super happy to see this was eventually resolved for PlayStation Plus Essential owners as well!
More than a few people bought a copy of this game during this time. So, it worked out as planned.
Fahad from eXputer: "Bethesda rolled out a messy next-gen Fallout 4, ruining the experience of many new and returning players after the TV show's success."
Fallout London would've been the perfect return gift for Fallout fans after watching the Prime show
I think they chose right 4 was the most accessible fallout to date however I really wish 3/NV got some switch love or psvr2 ports
They didn't fix the major bugs that have been plaguing the game since release and they broke mods and every modded save. Good work.
I like the show BUT i can't play the game
Bethesda = poor quality games
Digital Foundry writes: "It's all a bit baffling. Patch notes describe a 4K 60fps performance mode, a 4K 30fps/40fps quality alternative (depending on whether you are running on a 60Hz or 120Hz display) and a 1440p ultra settings variant. This seems to have been delivered for PS5, but there are problems with Xbox Series X. The performance/quality mode toggle does not work. The evidence suggests that Series X is locked to performance mode only. Disabling this on Series X doesn't seem to change anything - and visuals are notably cut back not only up against PlayStation 5's quality mode, but also against the Xbox One X 4K 30fps back-compat variant you could play last week."