In the latest episode of “Boundary Break,” a video series in which YouTube user Shesez takes video game fans to places they can’t reach while playing to discover hidden secrets, Bethesda Game Studios’ instant classic The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is explored. It shares peeks at things like what your character looks like before you customize your appearance, what areas look like before you enter, a sneaky developer trick hiding below vendors, and more.

And to make this is a nice Bethesda-themed post, an older episode uncovering the secrets of the developer’s latest hit Fallout 4 can also be found below.

If you’ve not yet played Bethesda Game Studios’ massive open-world post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 4, or if you played the main game but none of the post-release downloadable content, a re-release of the game is on the way.

Bethesda has announced that a Game of the Year Edition of the game is on the way, which will include all of the DLC. On top of that, it’s been revealed that there will be Pip-Boy Editions—which come with a replica of the handy Pip-Boy you use in the game—for the GOTY re-release as well.

More information can be found below.

YouTube user UpIsNotJump is back with another installment of their re-creations of scenes from popular show in Fallout 4 using mods. This time it’s that wonderful animated comedy from the future we all miss so very much, Futurama.

The channel is also responsible for re-creating scenes from Rick and Morty you can watch here and here. They also brought the great Bob Ross into Fallout 4, because why not!

Continue below to check it out.

Bethesda has said in the past that their post-apocalyptic sequel Fallout 4 would be coming to virtual reality. During their E3 2017 showcase, we got an idea of what this will look like.

Bethesda has released a trailer for Fallout 4 VR. They also released a trailer for a VR game based on another one of their recent hits, DOOM VFR. You can read more and watch both trailers below.

If you’re one of the few people on this planet of ours who has yet to play Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG hit Fallout 4, this weekend is your chance to take it for a test drive.

The game is available to play for free to those who do their gaming on Xbox and Steam from today, May 25th, to this Sunday, May 28th (early May 29th for some). The full game and season pass will also be available to purchase permanently at a discount if you dig your time playing for free. And while PlayStation players aren’t in on the free trial, they will have the same chance to purchase at a discount, which is very much worth your coin.

More below, including a trailer to announce the free weekend.

The UpIsNotJump YouTube channel is back with another brilliant Fallout 4 video. We’ve seen them re-create some of the best scenes from the hit animated series Rick and Morty (watch here and here), and now they’re bringing none other than the legend of relaxing painting instruction himself, Bob Ross, and his show The Joy of Painting into the Fallout universe.

The video uses audio from Ross’s many wonderful episodes of the show, and uses Fallout 4 and mods to deliver Ross’s instruction in a much, much different way than fans of the late artist’s show are used to. It’s a fun combination of humor and nostalgia, especially for fans of both the show and the video game.

You can check out the video below.

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.

I don’t think I’ve listened to a record since rocking out to The Bangles’ “Walk Like an Egyptian” 45 when I was a tiny tyke back in the ’80s. Hey, it’s a fun song when you’re a kid! Don’t judge. After that people moved on to cassettes and CDs and so on. Though there has been a resurgence in record popularity in the past decade or so.

Despite not listening to records for a while, I was excited to receive the Fallout 4 Special Edition Vinyl Soundtrack. As I mentioned in my review of the game, I love composer Inon Zur‘s score. It’s not easy to come up with music you can listen to over and over while playing a game without getting sick of it, and he does it really well. So owning some of that music on this unique vinyl edition from SpaceLab9 is pretty awesome. Read more about it and where you can grab a copy below.

Early last month we saw a cool video of some of the best scenes from season one of the hit Adult Swim animated comedy Rick and Morty re-created in Bethesda’s Fallout 4 using mods.

If you were a fan of that video, you didn’t have to wait long for a sequel. YouTube channel UpIsNotJump is back with a follow-up video, recreating some of the best scenes from Rick and Morty season two.

Click on over to the other side to check it out.

One of the announcements that was rumored for Bethesda Softworks’ E3 2016 presentation was a remastered version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. That rumor has indeed been confirmed in a video, which shows the game as it looked on the previous generation of consoles and how shiny new and pretty the Skyrim Special Edition looks remastered on current consoles. The video also confirms that, like Fallout 4, this new console version of Skyrim will have mods. The Special Edition will also be released on PC as well, so this is not just about giving console players an updated version of the game.

Speaking of Fallout, before the Skyrim announcement the rest of Fallout 4‘s DLC was announced, including one add-on that will let you build your own vault and basically re-create Fallout Shelter in the game and also one last big one that involves a Nuka-Cola theme park!

You can check all of this out in the video below.