Bethesda on ‘Fallout 4’ DLC Update and Visual Importance; Plus Great War Sale Event

"Fallout 4" is set to be released on Nov. 10 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. As the release day nears, fans' anticipation grows more. Bethesda's VP of marketing, Pete Hines, has assured that "Fallout 4" is going to benefit from the studio's positive track record and growing expertise in providing top DLC content, Daily Express reported.

"I think in the case of Bethesda Game Studios, if you look at all their previous stuff, they have supported DLC and I think they have gotten better and better in their approach and philosophy," Hines said to Daily Express. "I think we as a publisher have continued to get better and better, if you look at what was done with Wolfenstein, rather than doing that as a DLC, they decided on a standalone title instead. I think it shows that Bethesda Game Studios has a good approach to DLC."

The landscapes for "Fallout 4" will have a different look from previous games. Aside from the graphical improvements, the changes are also because of the overall mood of the game for PS4, Xbox One and PC. According to Hines, "Fallout 4 has a lot more colour in it, it's not even really very close in comparison to something like Fallout 3, which was more depressing in its browns and greys."

"It just doesn't have the same resonance to it, Fallout 4 will be more diverse and that is something you will find when you explore the world," he added.

In other news, with only few weeks away from the release date, Bethesda has kicked off a week-long Fallout-themed "Great War Sale Event."

According to Gamespot, new merchandise will be introduced throughout the week, starting off with a Great War 2015 t-shirt at $16 on Monday. On Tuesday, a limited-edition wired Vault-Boy Xbox One controller will be revealed and only 5,000 items will be released. Pip-Boy messenger bag is set on Wednesday, 1,500 Vault-Tec watch on Thursday, and 5,000 limited-edition version of "Fallout 4" art book on Friday.