Do you want all of the paid for mods from Fallout 4's creation club? Probably not, but the game will download it all for you anyway.

Are you ready to pay for mods for Skyrim and Fallout 4 (again)? If you are, rejoice, because Bethesda’s creation club has finally launched, letting you spend cash on new items, modes, worlds and other things that you’re probably used to getting free!

It shouldn’t rightfully have made it to the top of anybody’s Game of the Year lists, but wasteland wondering simulator Fallout 4 is getting a Game of the Year Edition.

Runaround Sue and The Wanderer Singer Dion is suing Bethesda’s parent company ZeniMax. He’s taken umbrage with the use of his song The Wanderer in a commercial for the post-apocalyptic RPG shooter Fallout 4, which has called “Morally indefensible” and “repugnant.”

Yes, you heard me. Fallout 4. In VR. Virtually real. Bethesda’s Fallout franchise and VR have been linked together for ages, but nothing concrete between the two has really been shown either than a few words here and there. It looks like the wait was worth it however, as Bethesda has double-confirmed that the full Fallout 4 experience is indeed running in VR.

Speaking on Fallout 4 VR, Bethesda's Todd Howard says, "You can play it start to finish right now, and the whole thing really works in terms of interface and everything."

The 58GB high-resolution texture patch for Fallout 4 is available on Steam right now. And it's free!

Bethesda's Todd Howard talks about some of the barriers he hopes to break down in future RPG installments, and the possibilities of Nintendo Switch