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The launch of Fallout 76 was a disaster, no matter how you choose to look at it. Even those who have spent dozens, if not hundreds, of hours exploring the games vast open world even agree: the launch of this game was as bad as it has ever been for Bethesda. And media outlets around the globe let the company have it when writing their reviews. Here are just a few excerpts:

Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax® Media company, announced Fallout® 76 is available now digitally and at retail stores worldwide for Xbox One, PlayStation® 4 computer entertainment system, and PC.

If you haven't been playing the Elder Scrolls Online, and love the Elder Scrolls universe, there has never been a better time to jump in than now. As the game is already available on Xbox Game Pass - for those playing on Xbox One - it could be had for the low monthly cost of 9.99; those without access to Xbox Game Pass - those playing on PS4 or PC - can still grab the full version of the game with some expansions if they pick up the more recent Morrowond Edition!

Doom was an excellent addition to the Nintendo Switch’s lineup. I liked it a lot. And when Bethesda announced a sequel to Doom we all wondered if the game would be coming to the Switch. Wonder no longer: Doom Eternal was announced for the Nintendo Switch today! Check out the new non-Switch footage for the game below. Hopefully we’ll get Switch specific footage soon. Doom Eternal will be coming to the PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch! I…

I’ve written a lot about Wolfenstein 2 lately. You can check out my first impressions of the game here and my two preview articles here and here. But what do I think of the game overall? Where’s my full review of Wolfenstein 2?! My review is right here. Right now. You can check it out below. Remember when I was talking about how movie-like Wolfenstein 2’s story was and how it brought something different to the Switch. I still think…

The Nintendo Switch has gotten some really mature third party games like Doom and Skyrim. And today, we got our first game for the Switch where we get to kill Nazis! The game I’m talking about is, of course, Wolfenstein 2. Its also from Bethesda like the games mentioned before and brought to the Switch by the same team that brought Doom to the system. I got a review code of the game today and have played it a little.…

After a strong first year which saw the Nintendo Switch get great support from many third party developers, E3 2018 seems to be signing a very different tune for the remainder of the year, and into 2019. While many games are coming to the system - and a good amount of 3rd party support as well - some of it is not coming soon enough, and some is not coming at all. Nintendo has a successful console on their hands with the Nintendo Switch, there is no doubt about that. But can it survive on it's own franchises unlike its predecessor, the Wii U?

Last night, Bethesda had their E3 press conference. They made many announcements, but my favorite was Fallout Shelter for the Nintendo Switch. I knew what the game was, vaguely, and thought it might be interesting. The fact that the game was free and that it came out last night excited me even more. I downloaded the game and I've had the chance to play it some. Here are my first impressions of Fallout Shelter for Nintendo Switch.

I gave you my predications of what Xbox, Sony, and Nintendo would do at E3. We’ll see soon if I was right about anything. But I do have some more predications for you! In today’s More Thoughts, I’ll try to guess what third party publishers will do at E3. Will I get any of these right? What will third party publishers do at E3 2018? Here are my predications: Square Enix: Kingdom Hearts 3 will be shown again by Square…

Today, Bethesda announced that Fallout 76 would be coming in the future, and that more details would be available at E3 2018. Check out the trailer below, and let us know if you are excited for this announcement!