Bethesda Softworks has released information on the first three Fallout 4 DLC add-ons for those fans anxious for more content.

In addition to the new info Bethesda has also revealed that these three releases are only the beginning, and that not only is more on the way after these first few, but even more DLC than they had initially anticipated will be released.

You can get full details below.

There’s already plenty of mods that have been made available for Fallout 4 in the couple of months it’s been available, most to enhance the game aesthetically for those who play on PC. Eventually the plan is to even make mods available on consoles, though we’ll have to wait and see just how that works.

One such mod actually gives the game the four seasons, spring, summer, fall, and yes, even winter. The game does offer a dynamic weather system, something not seen much in previous Fallout games, but no snow. This is a bit surprising given the Boston and surrounding areas setting (I live fairly close to Boston and am dealing with January in both real life and my game—it’s just a wee bit chillier here in the real world). As for the other seasons, the spring and summer make Fallout 4 look a lot more like the post-apocalypse of The Last of Us, in which nature has reclaimed the world.

You can see a video of this mod in action, including plenty of comparisons to the original game to see how different it looks with the mod installed.

Bethesda’s Fallout 4 has been out almost two months now already and, apart from a small group of gamers who decided it was going to be cool to hate on this installment of the hit game franchise, fans of the series have been happily lost in and wandering the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the Commonwealth, discovering countless secrets and surprises and treats and treasures along the way. One such treat is a little Easter Egg referencing the Steven Spielberg classic JAWS.

Usually when I share an Easter Egg here at Geeks of Doom, it’s something I found while exploring the ‘net. For this particular Easter Egg, however, I actually stumbled upon it myself while exploring the Commonwealth in my own personal Fallout adventure. That’s not to say I’m the first to find it of course—I have no doubt that many have found and shared it online already. But if you’ve not yet seen it I took a bunch of snapshots including where you can find it in the game. You can check those out below!

The Fallout speedrunners competition is going strong. Recently a player who goes by Kungkobra beat Fallout: New Vegas in a record 21:02, which was then beaten a day later by player Swags_The_Dog with a 20:54 run. Another day later Kungkobra reclaimed the record with a 20:47 run, which is currently the record. Though that could change at any time the way things are going.

Back in July of 2014 we saw someone beat Fallout 3 in a little under 24 minutes, which was then pretty quickly beaten by someone who pulled off a run in a little over 23 minutes. While this post was originally just to share the crazy New Vegas run, I discovered that these Fallout 3 runs don’t even get you in the top 25 anymore. In fact, a player called Petite_Miku just broke the record for that game again a couple of days ago with a ridiculous 15-minute run.

You can check out the speedrunners’ record-breaking videos for Fallout 3 and New Vegas below.

Both Fallout 4 and Star Wars: Battlefront were released fairly recently, but what would happen if these two very different worlds collided?

A new video has been released that offers an example of what a showdown between the two games might look like. It’s a short video, but probably a pretty accurate representation of how a meeting between Fallout 4‘s lone survivor and a Battlefront stormtrooper would play out.

Click on over to the other side now to see the Fallout 4 vs Star Wars: Battlefront video, and share your thoughts on how you think the showdown would go down.