War… war never changes. But the way you play Fallout 4 on a Nintendo console just took a massive leap forward. After a brief tease last year, Bethesda has shadow-dropped the Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition for the Switch 2.

To celebrate, they’ve also released a suitably gritty new launch trailer, showing off the wasteland in all its post-apocalyptic glory. As the original post notes, this is the “ultimate version” of the game, and it’s now portable. The trailer gives us a proper look at the iconic characters and desolate locations we’ll be exploring, all while rocking a new 4K and 120fps performance mode.

For anyone who somehow hasn’t picked this up in the last decade, or for the faithful who just want the definitive way to experience it on the go, the Anniversary Edition is live now. It bundles in all the extra content, making the Commonwealth feel bigger and more dangerous than ever. Time to suit up, grab your Pip-Boy, and get lost in the wasteland all over again.

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