Fallout 4 News

Well, Fallout 4's next-gen update arrived yesterday, as expected, though its deployment has been far from issue-free. The most noteworthy of these was a problem which has led to those who previously acquired the game via PlayStation Plus being unable to upgrade it to the PS5 version for free. Bethesda's said that it's working on rectifying this, with players being left to twiddle their thumbs in the interim.

If you're just catching up on things, Fallout 4's next-gen update brings the game to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, as well as including some graphical tweaks and bug fixes that vary from platform to platform. There's also a fair amount of free Creation Club content bundled in with it.

Sadly, when PlayStation players who'd previously acquired their PS4 version of the game via PlayStation Plus attempted to upgrade it to the new PS5 version for free - as they'd been told they'd be able to - they were instead only greeted with the option buy the PS5 version seperately. Naturally, this caused some backlash, especially given that the process seemed to be working as intended for those upgrading in similar fashion on Xbox.

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Want to get your hands on Fallout 4 power armor? The Brotherhood of Steel is known for a lot of things across the wasteland, but it's their iconic armor that has most people running in fear. Power armor essentially turns the user into a walking tank, surrounded by walls of steel and equipped with a large weapon, there's very little you can do to stop them.

Fallout 4 places a big focus on power armor for the first time in the RPG game series, giving you the opportunity to carefully construct and maintain your armor set. You need to get your hands on a fusion core to get the armor up and running, but you can always rely on Fallout 4 console commands to stock up on these rare items instantly. Here's everything you need to know about Fallout 4 power armor.

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Best Fallout 4 builds

What are the best Fallout 4 builds? The wasteland is a tough place to exist. It doesn't matter if you're a veteran of the RPG or you're coming fresh from the Fallout TV series, it pays to know the most powerful builds for your character so that you can survive against near-impossible odds, and thrive in the post-apocalypse.

There is no one way to play this RPG game. Each character is a beautiful, potentially horrible snowflake; it's tough out there, and you've got to do whatever it takes to survive. Some people want to be a walking juggernaut, decimating anything in their path, while others (us) opt for a more... devious approach, swindling their way across the wasteland. You can be who you want to be in Fallout 4, but just in case you need a little inspiration, here are our picks for the best builds.

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What time is the Fallout 4 update?

When does the Fallout 4 update come out? With the release of Amazon Prime's Fallout series came a somewhat surprise update announcement for the Fallout 4 game, which was released back in 2015.

Bethesda promises to add a wealth of improvements to Fallout 4, including current-gen console upgrades, new items, and even new Fallout 4 quests to take on. It has stated that Fallout 4 mods should still work after the update, unless those mods rely on "version-sensitive content." If you're questioning what the Fallout 4 update time is, we've got all the answers.

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