Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition to Feature on Nintendo Switch 2 for Game's 10th Anniversary

Celebrate Decade of Fallout 4 with Anniversary Edition - Enhanced Experience, DLCs & Creation Club Items Coming to Switch 2 in 2026

Celebrate a decade of exploration and adventure with Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition, launching digitally on November 10. This comprehensive edition delivers the complete Fallout 4 experience, bundling all six DLCs and over 150 Creation Club items. Bethesda also plans to release Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. The specific release date will be announced later. The Anniversary Edition enhances Fallout 4 with expansive content, including the Automatron, Far Harbor, and Nuka-World DLCs, alongside three Workshop expansion packs. Confront the Mechanist and his robotic hordes in Automatron, where you can also design your own automatons. Venture to the irradiated island of Far Harbor, navigating treacherous terrain and mediating conflicts between warring factions. Or, explore Nuka-World, a former amusement park now controlled by ruthless raider gangs. The three Workshop packs provide a range of new traps, devices, and underground shelter options to expand your settlement-building capabilities. In addition, the Anniversary Edition integrates over 150 curated Creations, offering a wide array of new content developed by community creators. Accessible through an in-game menu, these Creations provide new ways to customize and expand your Fallout 4 experience.

Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition Arrives Across Multiple Platforms in November 2022, Heads to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026

Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition arrives on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on November 10, with the Nintendo Switch 2 release planned for 2026. Get ready to dive back into the Wasteland or experience it for the first time with this definitive edition.

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