Bethesda has essentially confirmed that Fallout 4 will start rocking November 10 and following the game release date, gamers will be treated to more goodies - some will be delivered at cost and some absolutely free.
There will be regular game expansion patches and accessing them will require no additional purchase. While the details on this remain sketchy, it is understood that delivery of the new contents will come every few weeks. According to Tech Times, these patches are designed mainly as game adjustments to keep the excitement juice flowing.
And in keeping with the tradition that Bethesda has started with The Elder Scrolls, Fallout 4 will boast of visual level that will overwhelm gamers familiar will Fallout 3. "It seems that Fallout 4 is not even close in comparison with what we've seen in Fallout 3," Neurogadget said in a report.
However, the upcoming graphical bump will have a significant downside that mostly will impact on old console owners. It is likely that Fallout 4 will not run on Xbox 360 and PS3 so to enjoy the new title, players will need to think about getting the latest gaming machines from Microsoft and Sony - the Xbox One and PS4, respectively.
The jump to the new title and game consoles should all worth it as along with Fallout 4's arrival Bethesda will give its official support to Modding activities via the issuance of a Creation Kit, which Tech Times said is scheduled to come out in the early months of 2016.
"Approved mods will be making their way to consoles for the first time ever," the report added.
Bethesda also revealed the release of a $30 season pass, which game maker said should pretty much cover all the DLCs that Fallout 4 will receive. But the company also noted that total cost for the expansions coming to its new title could run as high as $40 so for total enjoyment, it's best for fans to prepare for the extra cost.