Tag: Bethesda Softworks

A massive, content-rich return to the wasteland, Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition proves that great open-world design endures — and on Switch 2, the Commonwealth has never felt more alive or more portable.

With the sun-baked Burning Springs expansion and a confident mix of co-op chaos and classic exploration, Fallout 76: Mojave Deluxe Edition finally feels like a wasteland rebuilt rather than abandoned.

For newcomers, it’s an excellent entry point. For returning players, it’s the ultimate “Skyrim on the go” experience. For longtime fans, it’s yet another excuse to get lost in Tamriel—this time with more comfort and fluidity than ever.

For returning heroes of Cyrodiil, it’s like coming home. For newcomers, it’s a revelation—a reminder of why The Elder Scrolls became a legend in the first place. An extraordinary revival of a genre-defining RPG. Faithful, modernized, and overflowing with heart—this is Oblivion as it was always meant to be.

When Bethesda announced Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition—timed to coincide with the iconic RPG’s tenth anniversary—many fans hoped for meaningful new content, modern polish, and a renewed reason to return to the Commonwealth.

A bold reinvention of the Slayer’s saga: heavier, more grounded, and still absolutely punishing—and worthy of going to war one more time.

A vast, engaging journey through Tamriel that offers incredible value and depth, especially for those willing to embrace its MMO roots.