The long wait is over for "Fallout 4," with the game expected to be finally released this Tuesday, Nov. 10.
The highly anticipated game was announced at Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) held in June and this early, many are tagging "Fallout 4" as the probable game of the year. With the game long in production, the hardcore gamers out there longing for this day will approach its revelation with big expectations.
A vantage point to see how well "Fallout 4" turns out could be through another game from Bethesda in "Skyrim." Gamers have obviously been blown away with Skyrim and seeing that both are under the same wing, no less than a better showing in game play and, of course, graphical presentation are bound to be looked upon by the eager role-playing buffs out there.
Not far behind is, of course, the dreaded bug problem. Seeing the magnitude of expectations stemming from Skyrim, bugs are normal, although it may depend to what extent.
With seemingly a blockbuster debut expected from the game, it remains to be seen if Bethesda has masterfully covered most bases, although the lingering thought of potential issues cannot be 100% counted out.
Excitement about the game was spruced up all the more with a couple of gameplay videos that recently showed up over YouTube. One showed the PlayStation 4 (PS4), although it seems that the footage has been taken down. Well, don't despair, you can catch it alternatively at vid.me.
In the video, the frame rates were mentioned and it was explained how such could dip below 30 frames per second (fps) when a player ends up in certain sections in-game. The game runs on 1080p/30 fps for the PS4 and Xbox One.
The glitch is expected to be temporary and hopefully addressed by the time Bethesda releases the much awaited game.
"Fallout 4" seems to be all set for a release, a new game that will have versions for the PS4, Xbox One, and personal computer (PC).
