Fallout 76

Bethesda has a holiday announcement for players of its latest post-nuclear adventure.

When you blast an enemy, you'd prefer they weren't completely immune to it, right?

Players wishing to receive a refund or get a canvas bag may have had their credit card info compromised.

The developer encourages reporting problematic players, but it's not quite that easy.

The post-launch fix increases players' storage limit and applies fixer to boss loot drops.

A curt response from customer service is angering many online.

Issues over returns and bugginess are at the heart of the complaint.

While performance will continue to improve, other quality-of-life updates will help make the experience better.

It was an eventful Reclamation Day.

This video tour shows off solo play, and what it's like to explore West Virginia's wilderness.

War never changes. But Fallout has changed quite a bit over the years.

You'll have to replay the intro to get the 'Reclamation Day!' trophy.

Bethesda Softworks' Fallout 76 technically doesn't release until tomorrow, but you might be able to play it today.

The patch will likely address many of the issues found in the beta.

Bethesda highlights some early problem areas receiving fixes.

Enter the wasteland today before time runs out.

You might not have time to redownload the entire 50GB again.

Kyle Hilliard and Leo Vader, A.K.A. The Fallout Boys, played a bunch of the Fallout 76 beta and have some thoughts on what works and what doesn't.

Bethesda's Pete Hines talks about how the Nintendo Switch is always considered for the company's products, but Fallout 76 wasn't possible.