Back when we were all anxiously awaiting an in-depth look at Fallout 4 at Bethesda Game Studios’ E3 2015 presentation, Bethesda’s Todd Howard dropped a little surprise on everyone: they had been also working on a mobile game set in the same universe titled Fallout Shelter, and it was going to be released that very same night.

The game was released for iOS, Android, and PC, and did pretty darn good. Now the game is available to even more people with its release today on Microsoft’s Xbox One and Windows 10. And yes, just like the previous release, it is free to play.

Continue below for more and to watch a trailer.

Bethesda has released the official trailer for “Nuka-World,” the sixth and final DLC add-on being released for Fallout 4.

As we saw teased at E3 2016, “Nuka-World” is set at a nightmarish Nuka-Cola theme park that’s been taken over by raider gangs, feral ghouls, and various other nasties. But never fear—despite the nuclear apocalypse there’s still plenty of rides and games to enjoy in between trying not die!

You can watch the trailer for the final Fallout 4 DLC below.

It was revealed at E3 2016 that a remastered version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was on the way this fall.

But, while this news was exciting, many fans of The Elder Scrolls games wondered why Bethesda didn’t remaster some of the older games in the series, such as Morrowind and Oblivion, first. There is a reason for this, and Bethesda VP of marketing Pete Hines shared what it is.

The do it yourself prop crafting tutorial YouTube series DIY Prop Shop is always a fun place to find low-budget ideas for creating replicas of your favorite geeky goodies such as the flux capacitor and hoverboard from Back to the Future, the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis from Evil Dead, and Captain Mal’s gun from Firefly, just to name a few.

But if you’re a fan of the games of Bethesda Game Studios, their recent videos will be of great interest to you. Not only have they released a video showing how you can make your very own Elder Scroll from the Elders Scrolls series, but also a video on how to make an impressive Pip-Boy replica from the Fallout universe. Fair warning: these are by no means easy things to pull off, but if you have the time, patience, and some crafting skills, they’re definitely doable!

You can check out both videos below.

Fallout 3
Game of The Year Edition
Platform: Xbox 360
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks, Zenimax Media
Release Date: October 13, 2009

We’ve now reach the year 2010, and Fallout 3 was first released on October 28, 2008. This means that if you’re a big video game player, then you’ve probably already roamed the desolate Wasteland of post-apocalyptic Washington D.C. and don’t need my review or opinion. Thankfully, Bethesda Softworks and the game were honored with the coveted Game of the Year designation, and a Game of the Year edition of the game was released this past October with all of the amazing extra DLC content that was created to accompany the title.

When friends of mine first pushed me to play a little game called The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, I was reluctant and didn’t know what to expect. After an epic 230 hour adventure (Yes, I take my time and do A LOT!), it was one of my favorite games of all time. Naturally, when we began hearing about the game studio’s next game, Fallout 3, it became an incredibly high priority, and once again, we were not let down.

Fallout 3 takes place in the year 2277, long after you and I have become dust in the wind, and two hundred years after nuclear war finally decimated our beautiful planet. What’s left is an eternity of hot, dry nothingness, crumbling buildings and structures, some of the most terrifying mutated creatures you’d never want to encounter, and the ever so rare settlements where the few remaining survivors try their best to get by on radiated foods and water.

Continue reading for much more and to see a trailer for the first run of the game that premiered at E3 2008.