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E3 2018: Bethesda Announces ‘The Elder Scrolls VI’ and ‘Starfield’
Bethesda didn’t go to E3 2018 with just Fallout 76 to share. They said it would be their biggest E3 yet, and to ensure this they did something they don’t often do: announce upcoming titles early.
Usually Bethesda unveils their next game after months and sometimes years of speculation and rumors and even the dreaded leak or two, and it’s usually fairly close to when the game will launch. We now know for sure that the aforementioned Fallout 76 is their next big game, and that will be released later this year. But they are working on other projects as well, and they announced those too despite being well-off from release. The first was the long-rumored Starfield, and the other was of course The Elder Scrolls VI. Announcement teasers were shown for both of these titles, and you can watch them below.
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E3 2018: ‘Fallout 76’ Gameplay Trailer, Details, Release Date
Bethesda Game Studios’ Fallout 76 was unveiled with a cinematic trailer at the end of last month. But that didn’t tell us anything about what the game actually was. There were rumors that it was some sort of online game, but nothing official.
Now we know much more about the game. At E3 2018, a new trailer was released showing the game in action, and that was followed by much more gameplay. It was also confirmed that this is in fact an online game you can play with friends and strangers. But thankfully, you can also play solo if you prefer. The game is a monster, too, as it will be four times larger than Fallout 4.
See how the game looks and get details on what it is and when you’re going to be able to play it below.
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‘Fallout 76’ Announced By Bethesda With First Trailer
Earlier this week Bethesda sent out a “Please Stand By” tweet, teasing an imminent Fallout announcement and immediately exciting the masses. Many, myself included, assumed it was probably for Fallout 4 on Nintendo Switch or something along those lines. Many, myself also included, hoped it might be another side game similar to Fallout: New Vegas, which was developed by Obsidian Entertainment instead of Bethesda and was released just two years after Fallout 3 (It’s been around two and a half years now since Fallout 4 was released). Today, Bethesda unveiled what it is: Fallout 76.
What exactly Fallout 76 is, well, that remains to be seen. But it most definitely is not a Nintendo Switch port. To reveal the game a teaser trailer has been released, which you can check out below.
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See The Secrets Of ‘Skyrim’ and ‘Fallout 4’ You Missed While Playing (Videos)
In the latest episode of “Boundary Break,” a video series in which YouTube user Shesez takes video game fans to places they can’t reach while playing to discover hidden secrets, Bethesda Game Studios’ instant classic The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is explored. It shares peeks at things like what your character looks like before you customize your appearance, what areas look like before you enter, a sneaky developer trick hiding below vendors, and more.
And to make this is a nice Bethesda-themed post, an older episode uncovering the secrets of the developer’s latest hit Fallout 4 can also be found below.
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‘Fallout 4’ Game Of The Year Re-Release Announced; Pip-Boy Editions Available
If you’ve not yet played Bethesda Game Studios’ massive open-world post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 4, or if you played the main game but none of the post-release downloadable content, a re-release of the game is on the way.
Bethesda has announced that a Game of the Year Edition of the game is on the way, which will include all of the DLC. On top of that, it’s been revealed that there will be Pip-Boy Editions—which come with a replica of the handy Pip-Boy you use in the game—for the GOTY re-release as well.
More information can be found below.
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