Not only did Microsoft acquired Bethesda, but some of the games which have just been added to Gamepass take advantage of the new FPS Boost mode, making titles such as Fallout 4, PREY, Dishonored: Definitive Edition and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition much moire pleasant to play on Xbox Series X than on any consoles before. That being said, it's still s shame to see Skyrim struggle so much considering the new hardware. Dishonored has a few issues as well but they seem to be. Now if only Red Dead Redemption and its sequel could receive the same treatment... What about you guys, what games would you like to see in the list?
Update: The YouTube version of our Skyrim FPS analysis video is finally available.

The guys at Besthesda's keep updating their games for Xbox One X and today saw the release of patches for both Skyrim and Fallout 4. Since we don't own the first one, we won't be able to show it to you, but if you want to see what the fourth installment in the Fallout series looks like on Xbox One X -before and after the patch -, you know what to do.
Update: 2 last FPS analysis videos added.

Revealed during Bethesda's E3 Showcase, Fallout 4 VR is described as the first ope world virtual reality game. It's later this year on PC for HTC Vive.

As promised, Bethesda released a new update for Fallout 4 on both PC and PS4 Pro. PC owners can now download the 58 GB texture pack, while PS4 ones can enjoy enhanced draw distance and better lighting effects up to 1440p. As we have lent the PS4 version, we can only show you some PC footage, but as you'll see, the difference isn't really obvious in 1080p. Of course, such a pack is especially intended to those who can run the game at very high resoilution, so we've added a few 4K screenshots we took ourselves. We're not sure we'll be able to record some 4K videos on PC, but we'll try if we can find the time.

Here are the screenshots from the three upcoming DLC of Fallout 4 that will be released throughout Summer. It will start with Contraptions Workshop on June 21, then Vault-Tec Workshop in July and finally Nuka-World in August.

Bethesda Game Studios has revealed the first three add-ons for Fallout 4. Automatron, Wasteland Workshop, and Far Harbor will release in March, April and May 2016 respectively. Get the details and screens after the jump.

After one hour of livestream in French, we gave you 90 minutes of wandering around the open world and trying to deal with the frame drops (which are clearly fewer in the wild than in the city or the interiors). We lucky to have a bunch of curious people watching, asking us questions, so if you want to know more about Fallout 4, here's your chance without risking any story related spoilers.

After a bit less of a week playing Fallout 4 and a bit more than 24 hours in the game, we can now tell you what we truly think of one of the most anticipated titles of this year. It has plenty of flaws, but just as many qualities to compensate for them, which is what we've tried to summarize for you in our translated verdict and +/- section.
Note: We'll be livestreaming the game tonight at 9:30 GMT+2 if you're interested (PS4 version).

We were not able to offer you some gameplay of Fallout 4 so far, so here is the video shown during the Microsoft conference.

Bethesda has released these new screenshots of Fallout 4.