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Skyrim now runs on Fallout 4's Pip-Boy and computer terminals, as modder delivers the one port Bethesda haven't thought of yet

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It had to happen. After getting the original Fallout and Morrowind running as a holotape on Fallout 4's Pip-Boy and terminals, the same modder has now made Skyrim playable within the game about a frozen snack finding their son and being nagged about settlements. I can only assume Fallout 4 becoming playable in Fallout 4 is mere days away. Read more

One guy broke 2 different Fallout 4 speedrun world records 9 times in 2 months

by Ted Litchfield

Prolific Bethesda game speedrunner pekkanen has been on a quiet hot streak: Over the past two months, he has set nine world records in two categories of Fallout 4 speedrunning, first beating the competition before repeatedly lowering his own records... Read more.

Only a "skeletal crew" are left working on Fallout: London, and the massive mod's next DLC will miss a planned April release window

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Around the turn of the new year, Fallout: London developers Team FOLON teased plans to drop the second of the brilliantly British Fallout 4 mod's second DLC in early 2026, assuming no hiccups got in the way of those plans. Sadly, it seems that's exactly what's happened, necessitating the "skeletal crew" still working on the mod to push Last Orders beyond a projected April release window. Read more

Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii has played 10,000 hours of Fallout 4 while refusing to do the main quest, build settlements, or travel with anyone but Dogmeat: 'I'd much rather be beaten to death by Deathclaws'

by Ted Litchfield

s reported by IGN Japan, prolific Japanese director Mamoru Oshii loves Fallout 4⁠—like, more than anyone I've met or heard of in my entire life. In a new video celebrating the 30th anniversary of Ghost in the Shell, Oshii revealed that he has played 2,000 hours on PlayStation, followed by another 8,000 on Steam... Read more.

Fallout 4 feels like a brand new game now that it's forcing me to take naps, drink plenty of water, and not save scum

by Ted Litchfield

Between the new season of the Fallout show, New Vegas' 15th birthday, Fallout 4's 10th anniversary, and our interview series celebrating all of the above (complete with print cover story!), I've been in a bit of a Fallout mood. I smashed through Fallout 3 in a week and change over Christmas, I'm getting asymptotically close to the end of a New Vegas run I started in November, and I've put a humiliating number of hours (28.2, according to Steam) into Fallout 4 in just the past five days... Read more.

Nexus Mods' latest modathon isn't a typical modathon, it's a first go at the same for multi-mod collections

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With their latest Fallout modathon having wrapped up at the close of last year, mod-hosting site Nexus Mods have decided to try something new with their latest event designed to supercharge mod creation around a specific game or theme. Rather than asking folks to submit fresh individual mods like usual, the modathon that's about to kick off is all about putting together chunky multi-mod lists which can overhaul a game in one fell swoop. These user-assembled modlists, dubbed Collections, are a feature Nexus Mods have been pushing for a number of years now, so it's not surprising they're now serving as the subject of a modathon for the first time. Read more

Fallout Shelter Announce on Amazon Prime Video

by JessBethesda

Good morning, prospective Vault Dwellers!In order to best serve you in What Comes Next, we need volunteers for a very real, very scientific opportunity to beta test a better society. Visit this website if you’d like to join Fallout Shelter, a new series full of escalating challenges, strategic dilemmas, and moral conundrums.Good luck!www.falloutsheltercasting.com

Ex Bethesda dev would like to see Fallout 5 in New Orleans, and fewer airships in the Amazon show

by editor@pcgamesn.com

There's something electric about New Orleans. I first fell in love with the city when I was watching The Vampire Diaries' spinoff show The Originals (I can hear the judgement from here). In many ways, it feels like its own world, oozing style to the sound of smooth jazz; a place where anything is possible. We've seen that mysticism explored in shows like American Horror Story: Coven and videogames like the recent South of Midnight. Ex-Bethesda artist Nathan Purkeypile, who worked on Fallout 3 and 4 before becoming lead artist on 76, feels that same allure and wants to see the RPG series head to the Deep South. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: After Oblivion Remastered, ex Bethesda dev shares thoughts on Fallout 3 remaster The greatest Fallout games with all DLC can be yours for $3 each in a PC bundle Fallout is so popular its biggest mod site is crashing due to demand

I thought I was crazy for thinking Fallout 4 feels like a perfectly crisp fall day, but that's exactly what Bethesda was aiming for after a 'field trip' to a national park: 'I was like, this is what our world needs to look like'

by Ted Litchfield

Fallout 4 is a much more cheerful game than its immediate numbered predecessor. In contrast with the grime, slick gore, and green tint of the Capital Wasteland, the Commonwealth is bright and vibrant—it's the sort of place where you wouldn't mind putting down roots and founding a settlement or ten... Read more.

Fallout 4's lead designer reckons it is the 'most replayable' game in the series thanks to its interweaving quests, which I'm sure will go down swimmingly with New Vegas sickos

by Rick Lane

I've thought about Fallout 4 in a lot of different ways since first playing it ten years ago. On its release, I thought it was the weakest Fallout game, lacking the roleplaying depth of its forebears. But a recent replay helped me see its strengths as a survivalist shooter. There's a lot to love about its depiction of post-nuclear Boston if you're willing to overlook the fact that you solve most problems with a gun... Read more.

Find a new adventure in the Commonwealth with these Fallout 4 Creations.

by Jesscapade

Become a Bounty HunterBy Hobgoblin StudiosTake on the role of a Bounty Hunter. Track down and eliminate notorious outlaws of the Commonwealth and revive the Bounty Hunter faction to its former glory. This creation comes with a new, fully voiced quest, plus new gear: the Gyrojet Revolver and Bounty Hunter Duster, both with their own suite of customization options and skins. Learn more here.Tale of the Beast Hunter By Hobgoblin Studios, presented by Bethesda Game Studios.In this free creation, discover how NCR Ranger, Troy Morton, traveled from New Vegas to Boston and became the Wasteland legend, The Beast Hunter. Learn more here.GhoulificationBy: bp42sPlay through a short quest featuring a brand-new dungeon to gain the option to leave your smoothskin life behind. As a ghoul, you gain access to new gameplay mechanics such as Glow, Feral, Disguises, Faction Reactivity, Friendly Ferals, and more. Includes custom-animated, ghoulified Vault-Boy perk icons and quest icons. Additional HUD inte...

Fallout 4 December Patch - now available

by Jesscapade

With our December patch we’re addressing the following fixes listed below. Your feedback and reports have been greatly appreciated and have helped us sort through a few key pain points for players. It was a goal of ours to launch storage expansion on console this year, knowing it's been one of the top requests from players. While the team has made progress, we need a little more time to roll this out for console players and will need to wait until the new year.  Thank you for your continued feedback with our support and community team. Please keep an eye on our channels for updates on future patches and new creation content coming in the new year.  Save/Load and Content Handling Fixed issues with the missing Creations Bundle add-on for SteamGame now recognizes Creation Club content upon loading a save file from an older build. Correct warning dialogue is shown when Creations are disabled but not deleted.   General UI/UX Improvements Improved visibility and interaction in the Category L...

Fallout 4 was initially set in New York because it's 'something grand and American' and Nick Valentine capped-off the very first design document: 'I think the photo was of Humphrey Bogart'

by Rich Stanton

PC Gamer's latest issue is a Fallout bonanza, going over the entire history of one of the greatest gaming series with many of the key figures behind it. Among the topics covered are why Todd Howard wouldn't let the usual "videogame directors" touch the series, the disquiet of New Vegas' lead writer about the lack of credit and residuals in the Amazon TV show, the shaky launch of Fallout 76, and the early concept for Fallout 4 and its most-beloved character... Read more.

Another Fallout 4 update fixes performance issues while leaving modders angry, but it doesn't have to be this way

by Andrea Shearon

Bethesda is celebrating a decade of Fallout 4 this month, and, as is Toddly tradition, has released yet another version of the Sole Survivor's wasteland journey. The Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition launched on November 10 as an all-encompassing collection of DLC and add-ons, but a related update to Fallout 4's Creation Club menu rolled out for everyone who owns the game and caused issues with certain existing mods... Read more.