Fallout 76 donated $ 10,000 to the family of the 12-year-old fan who died of cancer

Play Fallout 76 was one of the last joys of Wes, the 12-year-old boy who lost the battle of over 4 years against cancer. In an act of solidarity and altruism, Bethesda allowed the kid to play for several hours the new title of the franchise, well before the launch of the beta test.

Letting a sick boy play Fallout 76 was enough, but Bethesda did not stop there and despite Wes's death earlier this month, the company donated $ 10,000 to the small page of donation from GoFundMe.

Before his death, Wes, resident of Virginia and fan of Fallout, he was able to play the game Fallout 76 still unfinished and was given a prototype of the particular case included in the editions of the collection.

The Fallout Community of 76 united for a good cause

The generous donation of Bethesda was detected by the Fallout 76 community itself who noticed an update 4 days ago on donations with a sum considerable accompanied by a review of the study.

"You've been one for the Fallout community and for everyone in Bethesda, we'll miss you, Wes. #WesStrong forever!"

The GoFundMe fundraising campaign for Wes was created with the goal of Raising money in the hope of covering the costs of living and the costs badociated with Wes' treatment, the neuroblastoma with which Wes lived is a very expensive economic and emotional disease.

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Several fans of Fallout joined the campaign. donations leaving anonymous messages and donations and some made in groups, once again showing that video games can unite people and create supportive communities.

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