Bethesda has put out an update for Fallout 4 that adds more than 300 new player names to Codsworth's vocabulary. When Fallout 4 came out last year Codsworth, your robot companion, had an impressive ...

Codsworth can pronounce over 1,000 names, giving players a personalized experience. The robotic companion adds 'Mr' or 'Miss' to your name, becoming one of the most exciting Fallout 4 features. These ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Bethesda updated Fallout 4 yesterday, July 5, with new stuff such as 300-plus more names for the friendly robot Codsworth to say. While Bethesda did ...

Popular Fallout 4 companion and robotic handyman Codsworth receives an update, learning over 300 additional names that he is capable of speaking aloud in conversation. One of the more exciting ...

Fallout 4 provides plenty of romantic opportunities, but only one character truly loves you. Fallout 4 has been updated with a couple of interesting new features as well as a slew of the usual fixes.

The love of Fallout for fans has reached new heights thanks to the new Prime Video TV show. With fans jumping back into the older games, some questions have popped up regarding certain characters, ...

Bethesda was showing off quite a bit of Fallout at QuakeCon, including some new details about the companions you'll have joining you and Dogmeat as you wander the Boston wasteland. As well as some ...

You can make Codsworth wear hats but it’s only limited to the bowler hat or Triggerman bowler hat. The newest update to Fallout 4 has fixed a long-standing, Codsworth-related issue that causes players ...

Bethesda Softworks has released a new patch for Fallout 4, adding 300 new names to Codsworth's existing player name database. Just in case you haven't been playing the game (and if you really aren't, ...

The internet has saved you the trouble of worrying about whether or not Codsworth will be able to call your name in Fallout 4. Codsworth, the robot companion/housekeeper in Fallout 4, can call you by ...

Fallout Fallout's TV adaptation is "way more" popular than Todd Howard expected, so the RPG series' devs have had to ensure "the games are ready for all the players who are coming into them" RPGs ...