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It was on this day in 2011 that we learned to use our words to slay the most iconic of fantasy-fiction beasts in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Turns out Skyrim is even more fun the second time around.

Whether we were saving the Capital Wasteland or damning it, Fallout 3 was a journey retreading countless times and that’s what made Bethesda’s gambit a truly iconic title.

It was on this day in 2010 that Obsidian released Fallout: New Vegas, taking what Fallout 3 had established, and making it into one of the best action-RPG systems out there.

Many years ago today, Morrowind hit the shelves, giving us much more than a sequel. It gave us a content-packed living and open world that was set a standard even above those set before it and become the new bar by which all other games like it would be judged.

These glitches are the tip-top of the topsy turvy technical flaws in Fallout 4. You may have seen them or you may have been lucky (or unlucky depending on how you look at it) enough to slip through the game without ever laying your eyes on these magnificent spectacles. These are the 10 Funniest Fallout 4 Glitches.

War never changes, but Fallout 4 is going to offer some awesome new features, including revamped crafting and the ability to make your own base/home.

Bethesda has finally revealed gameplay of Id Software's Doom at E3 2015, and let's just say it was worth the wait.

War never changes, but a mysterious countdown timer on Bethesda's website suggests that war is coming in the form of a new Fallout game.

After numerous hiccups in its development, the hell-raiser formerly known as Doom 4 will finally be unveiled at E3 2015.