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Fallout 76 Nuclear Winter mode, its take on the popular battle royale genre, will go offine in September, Bethesda has announced.

News on the battle royale side of Fallout 76 has been quiet for a while now with the focus put instead on Brotherhood of Steel content like the Steel Reign update. On Thursday, Bethesda finally addressed the Nuclear Winter mode again, but not in a way that players fond of the mode probably hoped [...]

Fallout 76 Update Fixes Combat, C.A.M.P. Problems ✖ Fallout 76 got a new update this week from Bethesda to address some of the problems players have been having regarding different systems like combat, C.A.M.P. setups, and more. The update’s patch notes contain a multitude of fixes and other improvements for the game, but there aren’t any huge new features to try out or anything like that. For that sort of content, you’ll want to head to the game’s test servers to preview some of the ...

Fallout 76s latest reinvention of itself creates one of the most widely-disliked new feature systems the game has ever offered.

Fallout 76 Players Can Get Twice as Much Gold This Weekend ✖ Fallout 76 is having another one of its recurring weekend events where players can get more of a certain resource than usual, and this weekend, it’s all about gold. The event live right now until May 3rd is aptly called the “Gold Rush” event since it gives players the chance to obtain twice as many Gold Bullions as normal. You still have to put in some effort to get the extra resources, but the opportunity is at least there fo...

Appalachia has changed a lot since you last visited, but is it worth returning to Fallout 76? Fallout 76 was an absolute disaster when it launched back in 2018. The content was bland, the bugs were game-breaking and the microtransactions were atrocious. I wondered whether Bethesda would commit to the significant restructure required to salvage the foundations of a successful concept, or if it would let it fade away and chalk it up to a learning experience. More than two years on, it resurfaced...

Star Wars: Squadrons flies in March 18 on consoles Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, Outriders also on the way Xbox Game Pass will add another 11 new games in the rest of March, Microsoft announced, which will be available on Xbox Series S/X, Xbox One, PC, and/ or Android (via game streaming). These join the 20 Bethesda games that were added last week — making March 2021 possibly the biggest month yet for the subscription service Xbox Game Pass. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, arriving March 25 on Andr...

Fallout 76 Update: Locked And Loaded Release Date, New CAMPS And Loadouts Revealed Fallout 76 is the first MMO set in the Fallout universe Photo: Bethesda KEY POINTS The new "Locked and Loaded" update for “Fallout 76” will introduce more quality of life features to improve gameplay More CAMP slots and a new Special Loadout and respec system will be coming to the game The update is slated to release on April 27 Bethesda has recently revealed more details about the newest update for �...

Skyrim, Fallout 4, and more get FPS Boost on Xbox Series X|S, nearly doubling frame rates Mar 15, 2021 13:30 EDT with 10 comments Today Microsoft is delivering FPS Boost to another wave of backward compatible games, letting Xbox Series X|S owners experience even more games at much higher frame rates than originally intended. Marking Bethesdas arrival to Xbox, the newest arrivals are from that family of studios, with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, Fallo...

FPS Boost is coming to a bunch of backwards compatible games, including Bethesda titles like Fallout 4, Skyrim, Fallout 76, more.