While new details are often met with pleasant surprise, Nvidia’s participation in “Fallout 4” might make experienced gamers concerned because of its history of allegedly taking control of various games and ultimately compromising the quality and performance of AMD hardware.
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The developers have hinted that the game will feature more than 400 hours of content and about 111,000 lines of dialogue.
PC users who buy the digital copy must remember that they have to download a portion of the game from stream. However no one seems to knows when the game will be making its way out.
What’s even more interesting is that players now have two modes to play the game i.e. the first-person and the third-person view. With the Xbox One and PS4 being out now it is assumed that the game will come to these consoles and not the older ones.
“The game disc has actual install data though you will still have to download from Steam”. This has been revealed by Pete Hines, Bethesda’s Vice-President for PR and Marketing.
“Mods will be playable on consoles”, Hines wrote on his Twitter account. A preload actually went live a couple of days ago, though it was merely a placeholder of a few sort as the file size was small and could not have contained the game. “Lots of people bought Skyrim, Wolf, etc”.
However, for the PC Fallout lovers, they are at risk of playing a bad version of the highly anticipated sequel. DLC has become more and more the means of developers to add new content. “Mortal Kombat X” has additional characters come through DLC.
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Bethesda has confirmed that Fallout 4 is going to make its official debut on November 10 next month and it will be released to the Xbox One, PS4 and PC simultaneously. The game looks to be among this year’s best by Bethesda and is quite likely to win the game of the year award.
