The Mother of All Rumors: Fallout 4 Shown at E3 2013

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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

    #1

    The Mother of All Rumors: Fallout 4 Shown at E3 2013

    I kept seeing a few suggestions here and there that Bethesda was showing something in private at E3 2013. A lot of people speculated it was a new Fallout title but nothing has been confirmed.

    Well, nothing has been confirmed nor announced still but there are even more rumors today. A post made to Bubblews (it's ok, I've never heard of it either) says that Fallout 4 was indeed shown behind closed doors at E3.

    Oddly enough, a few specific "details" were shared from someone leaking information from a Bethesda presentation. The trailer for Fallout 4 ran exactly 37 seconds. It has, reportedly been in development since January 2011 and is reportedly coming to the PC, XBone, 360, PS3, and PS4.

    The official announcement for the game will supposedly come before E3 2014 but the game itself won't even launch until late 2015. The game is reportedly only 55% complete. There is no planned multi-player but there is a chance for local co-op gaming.

    The main setting will be a post-apocalyptic Boston with Somerville, Cambridge, and Arlington being additional areas within the game.
    The 37 second trailor starts starts with a half-broken phone sparking. The scene pulls out slowly with the stereotypical music you would hear. Slowly you work out the scene is pulling out of a belltower. As it pulls further out, you see a destroyed town around. This is Boston. Suddenly, you hear the bell chime loudly, and the screen changes black instantly. The words of Ron Pearlman are heard "War... War never changes...". The logo for Fallout 4 appears with the 5 platforms above listed.

    Again, this is merely a rumor at this point. Though some media persons made some rather suggestive comments on Twitter, nothing has been confirmed. This is just more rumor fuel from a site we haven't heard of before from an anonymous source, and we know how trustworthy those can be.
  • Stev0esque
    5t3v0 (I miss leetspeech)
    • Feb 2008
    • 6786

    #2
    Bleh. Obsidian entertainment did a better job on New Vegas than fallout 3 IMO, but I shouldn't discount Bethesdas efforts as they did provide the framework, but I still think that they really dropped the ball on the story.

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