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It gets better, though, and by that I mean 'much worse for me.' Fallout 4 managed to install a whole 93% during the seven hours I slept, so I turned to Twitter to see if anyone had similar problems. 'Boy,' I thought, contemplating my life choices, 'Video games sure are a miserable waste of time.' Boy, was I surprised when both my PS4 and MGSV demanded updates, which undid my mission progress and made me revert back to an old save. Mario Maker needed to be restarted for the sake of an update, so I then switched on my PlayStation to jump back into the middle of a Metal Gear Solid V mission I'd left suspended in Rest Mode. Of course, I wanted to play something, so I turned to my Wii U. Sure, I could have sat back and watched the camera moodily pan past Wasteland scenery until the day broke, but that's not exactly my idea of a good time.Īfter multiple restarts, I shrugged, uninstalled the game, and decided to let the process unfold overnight. When I started up my console later that night to pick up where I left off, something strange happened: The title screen, which would normally display text like 'New Game' and 'Continue,' was completely absent of the options I needed to jump back into my saved game-or any game, for that matter. I pushed through the playable prologue, then powered down my Xbox One to go do something else. Last night-like many of you-I installed a fresh copy of Fallout 4 and got ready for an extended session with Bethesda's newest post-apocalyptic RPG.įor a while, it was smooth sailing. Some content, such as this article, has been migrated to VG247 for posterity after USgamer's closure - but it has not been edited or further vetted by the VG247 team. This article first appeared on USgamer, a partner publication of VG247.

Those fallout 3