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Dogmeat, the Emotional Center of Fallout
Fallout originally did not plan on having NPC followers at all. But the original game's designer figured out how to make a system work. Thus was born one of the franchise's most iconic characters. More »Bethesda: Extending Fallout Level Cap Again 'Could Unbalance the Game'
The level, stat and skill caps you have in Fallout 3 - 30, 10 and 100, respectively - seem to be hard numbers that Bethesda Softworks isn't inclined to raise further. More »The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall Goes Free
Bethesda Softworks is doing its fans a solid today by giving away one of its older games, the second in the Elder Scrolls series, via its web site. Enjoy The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall for the low price of absolutely free. More »Bethesda's Big Move
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