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2015年7月23日

Fallout 4 – Why Details Matter

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Just a few weeks before E3 2015, Bethesda Game Studios released the very first trailer for Fallout 4... and the internet went nuclear (in a good way). Fans have been clamoring for the next Fallout, and while many suspected it was coming to this year’s E3, this was the confirmation everyone was craving. Let’s take another look at the trailer that got everyone so excited.

What exactly is Fallout 4? And why did it rack up so many awards at this year’s E3 – including Best Role-Playing Game, Best PC game and the coveted Best of Show from the Game Critics Awards? It’s hard to capture in just one quick paragraph, but we’ll give it a go...

Fallout 4 is an open-world action RPG that shares a key trait with other Bethesda Game Studios releases: the freedom to be whomever you want, and to play however you want. Set in Boston 200 years after a nuclear apocalypse, the game offers a 1950s retro vision of the future. Playing as a male or female, in first- or third-person, Fallout 4 has combat that stands toe to toe with today’s shooters. New to Fallout 4 are settlements where you can build your own fully functioning town. And thanks to the advanced crafting system, almost every item now has value. The Pip-Boy is back. V.A.T.S. is back. And Dogmeat is back... but this time he can’t die!

For a more robust rundown of Fallout 4, check out Game Director Todd Howard’s presentation at this year’s Bethesda #BE3 Showcase.

During the Showcase, Todd talked about the team’s obsession with details. At E3, we had an opportunity to chat with Todd, and he shared with us why details matter so much at Bethesda Game Studios. Here’s part of our conversation, with some exclusive new insights into Fallout 4.

Fallout 4 will be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on November 10, 2015. We’ll have plenty of features and videos about the game in the coming months, so stay tuned to BethesdaNet for much more!

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Gary Steinman

Senior Director, Global Content