Bethesda Teases Fallout 4
Are we going back to the wasteland? Bethesda may have been spending more time in the frozen wastes of Skyrim than the less frozen wastes of the post-apocalyptic United States recently, but a carefully placed leak indicates that it’s getting ready to head back with Fallout 4. Erik Todd Dellums, who played radio DJ Three Dog in Fallout 3, recently had this to say over Twitter:
“To all my #Fallout3 and #ThreeDog fans: There may be more of the Dog coming! Fingers crossed!”
And this was no haphazard tweet from an unmanaged employee. He continues:
“How was that for a tease! I was given permission to release that tease, so fingers crossed.”
So that’s about as close to an official announcement of Fallout 4 as we’re going to get, pending the actual announcement, which can’t be too far off at this point. Dellums did retweet a fan who suggested that the role might be in a Fallout movie, but we’re certainly on schedule for a Fallout game right about now. There was no open world Bethesda game released last year, and there hasn’t been a Bethesda-developed Fallout game since 2008.
IGN notes that rumors the game will be set in Boston started to fly after Bethesda scouts were apparently seen snooping around Cambridge. Personally, I’d prefer to see something a little farther outside of the wastes we saw in Fallout 3 – maybe something in the South, or semi-tropical. A post-apocalyptic Miami, complete with keys and maybe a boat ride to Cuba, would be a sight to behold.
What we can assume is that Fallout 4 will follow Fallout 3 and run on Bethesda’s most recent Elder Scrolls engine, giving us a more realistic and grimy wasteland than we’ve seen before. It will also probably be buggy as sin, but apparently we’ve come to accept that.
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