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It looks like the folks at Bethesda are going to be having some paper cuts counting all the money that Fallout 4 is bringing in. Bethesda Softworks and ZeniMax Media have officially announced that Fallout 4 is generated some record-breaking scales. The game launched with approximately 12 million units worldwide due to wide demand. The amount of units shipped represent sales in excess of $750 million. In addition, the collector’s edition of the game, which features an actual Pip-Boy accessory, is completely sold out. Per major retailers, Fallout 4 was the most pre-ordered game of 2015 and the fastest selling collector’s edition in history. The sales for Fallout 4 are also extending to the digital download realm. On Steam, Fallout 4 is being played by over 470,000 players. Speaking on the overwhelming success of the game, Bethesda President Vlatko Andonov stated: “We’re extremely proud of Todd Howard, Game Director at Bethesda Game Studios, and his experienced team of developers for their talent and dedication in creating this extraordinary game. Fallout 4 is a

If you are playing Fallout 4 and are strapped for some bottle cap cash, Gamezone might have a solution for you. In the world of the Fallout franchise, the Wasteland of Earth has bottle caps as its primary currency, but there appears to be an exploit for players to get unlimited bottle caps through a glitch in the game. Now, exploits like this are usually patched, so it’s very possible this is something the dev team might fix soon. In other words, if gamers want to take advantage of the exploit, time is of the essence. The catch is more that the vendors will be indebted to the player, and as a trade, players can clean out that vendors entire inventory of supplies. You will only get as many caps as that vendor has available, and you can purchase their goods with the excess money owed to you. It’s currently only confirmed to work for the PS4 version. Per the above link, here’s the process for the exploit: 1.) Head

Fallout 4 still isn’t here quite yet, but in anticipation of the game’s highly anticipated release next week, Bethesda Softworks has released a new Fallout 4 gameplay launch trailer. You can check out the video, featuring some new gameplay footage, in the player below. The latest trailer sets up the nuclear war that creates the Wasteland and the various factions throughout the story. There is some new footage of the game’s combat, some mutants to battle and the building and customization the game has to offer. It looks like Fallout 4 will take full advantage of being an open-world, next generation video game. The trailer also seems to set up that The Institute will be a major antagonist in the game, and there will be some creepy cyborgs roaming about. Fallout 4 finally arrives on Tuesday November 10. The game will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC. Players will have to fight for their survival in choice-based gameplay, where only they can determine the fate of

Recently, Bethesda Softworks launched an animated web series to promote the latest installment of the Fallout franchise, Fallout 4. The What Makes You S.P.E.C.I.A.L. video series highlighted various attributes and features for the new game in a hilarious, satirical format, with the videos taking the form of old-timey informational films from Vault-Tec. Bethesda has now released the final video in the series with L for Luck. You can check out the Luck video in the player below. The Luck video focuses on how players can improve their fortunes in the Wasteland, with “Luck” on their side of course. With Luck, players will be able to get out of tough scrapes with mutant creatures and find some better loot as they scavenge through ruins. Anything shiny will potentially have hidden value. Allies could also get you out of some rough jams as well. The Fallout 4 SPECIAL video series was a lot of fun and was an amusing way to highlight new features for the game to players. Now players can look