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Fallout 4
Bethesda writes Fallout 4 fans a sick note
Just in case you don't make it into work tomorrow...
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Bethesda's "chief spokesman" Pete Hines took to Twitter during the weekend with a helpful note to all the people hoping to buy Fallout 4 on its releaseday (tomorrow). In fact, Hines was actually kind enough to write up a sick note for fans who want to stay in tomorrow and play the game. We're not sure whether he's technically qualified to make that kind of offer, but it's a nice gesture that we're sure one or two of you out there will take advantage of. Our Fallout 4 review will land later today, so check back with us after lunch if you want to know whether it's going to be worth taking some time off from work tomorrow.
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