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Fallout 76 seems to be the controversial game that just keeps on giving.

Bethesda hasn't been able to catch a break from all the negative press surrounding Fallout 76. The latest issue that has people fuming is actually over Fallout rum bottles... yes, rum bottles.

Hard to believe, but the Fallout 76 beta is up and running, with Bethesda taking to social media with an official schedule to help Vault dwellers prepare for the upcoming apocalypse.

A bit of controversy sprang up over the weekend when reports started rolling out about a guy who was threatened with a lawsuit by Bethesda for trying to sell a video game online.

While unlikely to coincide with a full moon, we now know when to expect the Wolfhunter expansion for The Elder Scrolls Online thanks to a recent announcement at QuakeCon 2018.

Well, after being silent about the game for quite some time, gamers finally got a tad bit of info about Bethesda's next big epic single-player adventure, Starfield.

Bethesda has asked its fans to "please stand by" with a tweet and livestream seemingly pointing to Fallout news, and they are doing exactly that.