Wes, a 12-year-old boy from Virginia, didn't think he would get a chance to play Fallout 76. Battling stage four neuroblastoma (a rare form of cancer), doctors recently told Wes' family that they thought it was best to end treatment. With Fallout 76 only coming out in November, Wes was unsure he would ever get a chance to play the game he'd pre-ordered. That is, until Bethesda made it possible. A Facebook post from Wes' parents details how Bethesda's assistant director Matt Grandstaff drove four...
Wes, a 12-year-old boy from Virginia, didn't think he would get a chance to play Fallout 76. Battling stage four neuroblastoma (a rare form of cancer), doctors recently told Wes' family that they thought it was best to end treatment. With Fallout 76 only coming out in November, Wes was unsure he would ever get a chance to play the game he'd pre-ordered. That is, until Bethesda made it possible. A Facebook post from Wes' parents details how Bethesda's assistant director Matt Grandstaff drove four...
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