Fallout 4 is getting a brand new addition of content. Athlough your mileage may vary regarding how much this 'new' content adds to the game.

Fallout Day has been and gone, and, unsurprisingly, fans aren’t too happy with Bethesda following what was a decidedly underwhelming livestream.

Now, to be fair, there was a lot of cool stuff in there. The Fallout: New Vegas Anniversary Edition Bundle is neat (although I’m disappointed that it doesn’t contain a physical disc version of the game), the Fallout TV teaser posters were hype, and it’s nice that Nintendo Switch 2 owners are finally getting a port of Fallout 4.

However, the star of the show (at least, in Bethesda’s eyes) was the announcement of the Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition, which operates much in the same way that The Elder Scrolls V

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