The Microsoft and Bethesda merger is officially complete, bringing with it a slew of titles available to Xbox Game Pass subscribers starting on March 12 (Microsoft did not respond to request for the number of downloads Bethesda titles saw in their first weekend on Game Pass).

Five of the biggest Bethesda titles, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, Prey and Dishonored: Definitive Edition, have been updated to enable FPS boost on the next-generation Xbox consoles. The FPS boost means doubling the original framerate to make the game visually smoother and give players a more immersive experience. Xbox is also giving players who prefer the original gameplay experience the option to turn the FPS boost off on any of the five titles.

In other collaboration news, EA Play will be available for all Xbox Game Pass PC and Ultimate members through the EA desktop app as of 12 p.m. PT on March 18. In gaining access to EA Play, members will receive exclusive in-game challenges and rewards as well as The Play List, a collection of “outstanding” EA games, 10 percent savings on purchases of EA digital content and trial access to full versions of select new releases.

Microsoft also announced on Monday that Outriders, the upcoming RPG from Square Enix and People Can Fly, will be available on Game Pass when it launches on April 1.