One of the many highlights of Fallout 4 is the ability to take it on the go with PlayStation Vita thanks to Sony’s Remote Play functionality. While some titles in the past haven’t exactly run well when making the transition to the small screen, Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG is actually one of the better examples of Remote Play, as you’ll see from the video below.
As you can see, the game not only looks great, but also runs well and the controls hold up rather well to boot. Check it out.
Fallout 4 takes place in Boston, U.S., some 200 years after a nuclear war devastated the country, and like Fallout 3, players will emerge from the confines of the Vault to a post-apocalyptic wasteland inhabited by feral creatures and other hazards. Fallout 4 utilizes the Creation Engine, which was previously responsible for powering The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on last-generation consoles, though it has been modified for new hardware. Unlike previous entries in the Fallout franchise, this latest title will include full voice acting for the player character, the ‘Sole Survivor,’ and feature branching dialogue paths similar to the Mass Effect series.
Read our full review of Fallout 4 and be sure to check out 70 things you didn’t know about the post-apocalyptic adventure while you’re at it. When you’re done with that, we’ve also got a walkthrough of our Sanctuary Base for you to enjoy, and a handy relationship guide to keep your partner entertained while your sink some serious hours into Fallout 4. If you’re struggling with a few things in-game, then be sure to have a gander at some of our handy guides: How to open the cryolator case, how to find copper and other resources easy, and tips for building a great settlement.
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