The proof is in the irradiated pudding, and you can’t judge a game solely by screenshots that some smeg-head tossed up one morning. With Fallout 4 just around the corner, Bethesda decided to shed some details on the Creation Engine that powers it.

Want to get a head start on creating your ideal Fallout 4 character? With the perk list now complete, and new tool has surfaced that lets you do just that.

For many of you, next week is your first taste of Fallout. A whole new world as Aladdin sung about on his discount carpet, one filled with mutants, sand, malfunctioning robots and even more sand. So where do we begin? Why, with this handy primer of course!

Just when you thought you understood all the emojis on your phone, Fallout had to make things weird again.

Want to get a sneak peek at Fallout 4's entire map? Now you can! It's mostly spoiler ffree, giving you just an indication of its size.

Ever wonder how games go from blank canvases to fully finished projects? As Bethesda points out with Fallout 4, not every game needs to start from absolutely nothing.

Want to plan your Wastelander out in advance before Fallout 4 releases next week? The Perk List is now fully complete, confirming a new weapon type at the same time.

Thanks to some less than scrupulous people who got their hands on early copies of Fallout 4, the internet is flooded with new details, spoilers and Bethesda’s best lawyers. But I’m not going to spoil any story or character stuff here. No, instead, we’re going to talk about the only thing that matters when it comes to the PC version of Fallout 4: Graphics.