The celebratory edition of Fallout 4, released last week, has faced fan dissatisfaction. The situation was worsened by the removal of one of the game's most iconic songs.
Reddit users noticed that Dion's "The Wanderer" is no longer included in the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition playlist. The song was used in the original marketing campaign for the game and became its hallmark. In 2017, Dion filed a lawsuit against the use of the song in Fallout 4 advertising, but the case was closed.
The reasons for the track's removal have not been officially announced. Some believe that Bethesda did not want to renew the license or encounter legal problems with the re-release of the ten-year-old game.
Fans are outraged: "This is stupid, the song was iconic and played in all the advertising," writes user wizardofyz. Others add: "This is the song that I associate with Fallout 4." Modifications will likely bring the track back into the game, but the decision has added another reason to criticize the Anniversary Edition.
Fans are also disappointed with the overall instability of the re-release, bugs, and the lack of news about Fallout 5.
