Okay, this is just getting awkward now. Bethesda’s list of Fallout 76 gaffes is now growing longer than Santa’s naughty or nice scroll. Fresh from Nylonbag-gate, Bethesda’s support website has now been granting total access to the support ticketing system for anyone that submits a ticket.

UPDATE: Bethesda has performed an about turn and announced it has finalised manufacturing plans for replacement canvas bags for anybody who purchase the $200 Power Armor Edition of Fallout 76.

UPDATE: It turns out Fallout 76's new 15GB patch (47GB on console!) isn't totally without merit. Bethesda's update uncaps the frame rate once again, allowing gamers to play above the 63fps frame rate lock.

Nvidia’s getting a bit too rapid with its graphics driver updates these days. In fact, we’d quite like them to slow down. It’s only been a few a matter of days since the GeForce 416.81 driver and now the GeForce 416.94 WHQL GPU driver is ready and waiting for GeForce owners to download.

The Fallout 76 servers have gone live a full day early, so if you've been waiting to play Bethesda's next open-world RPG, now's your chance. I've just finished giving it a couple of hours test run to find out how the performance in the launch version of Fallout 76 is.

AMD has ushered forth a new AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition 18.11.1 graphics card driver just in time for Battlefield V’s early access and next week’s launch of both Hitman 2 and Fallout 76.

When Bethesda called its Fallout 76 beta test a B.E.T.A. (Break-it Early Test Application), it probably wasn’t expecting PC players to break it so consummately just days before its November 14th launch.

Fallout 76 is a game that Bethesda hopes will live on for years after its release next week. But it won’t be fuelled by the usual modding community this time around. Bethesda will be creating all of the Fallout 76 post-launch content in-house, and it’ll be funding all of this development with in-game purchases, otherwise known as microtransactions.

We're five days away from the Fallout 76 beta test going live on PC. With progress from the beta carrying over to the main release on November 14th, next Tuesday is effectively a soft launch for Fallout 76. Before you drop down the cash for a Fallout 76 pre-order though, Bethesda has revealed the Fallout 76 PC system requirements, and it's quite a change from Fallout 4...

Fallout 76's B.E.T.A. (Break-It Early Test Application) goes live today for Xbox One players, a week earlier than PC and PS4 thanks to Bethesda's cozy deal with Microsoft. 

Fallout 76 is shaping up to be the most gargantuan Fallout yet. Jeff Cardiner, project lead on Fallout 76, has boasted the online survival RPG will boast over 150 hours of side content at launch. This will be in addition to the main story campaign that players can work through, whether solo or with a band of like-minded survivors.