Fallout 76 is coming later this year, and it’s a marked departure for the series. While it’ll retain the general post-apocalyptic look and feel, along with the established sort of quest structure, it’s effectively a massively multiplayer online shooter. Of course, thatmeans it'll have microtransactions.

Just like Bethesda did with the Fallout 4 Pip boy CE, the Power Armour edition will be made in very limited quantities. It’s pretty much sold out everywhere already, which means that if you haven’t already pre-ordered, it’s unlikely that you’ll get one. Unless you scour ebay and buy one for a premium.

Fallout 76 is continuing to educate potential players with a series of old-timey vignettes that combine tips and tricks for its various open-world systems with some neat animation.

DOOM Eternal will feature extra lives, but with a twist for the upcoming shooter as you might need a little bit of help to deal with the invasions that’ll feature in that sequel when other players do a little demonic possession and begin gunning for you.

Dishonored is taking a break as developers Arkane Studios move away from their immersive sims to test their hand at more online experinces.

Sometimes, "new" doesn't really mean new when it comes to second-hand sales.

How do you deal with griefers running amok? By making them an interesting part of the Fallout 76 experience, that’s how. At Quake Con, game director Todd Howard revealed a plan to curb-stomp the more dickish side of the video game player community, with a simple idea.

Without a word on it, Bethesda has been quietly rolling back their controversial review policy that they instated in 2016. And it turns out players and critics alike applied the right type of pressure to make it so.