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Bethesda at E3 2017: What to Expect Them to Show

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Bethesda at E3 2017

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The time has come for all the final predictions just ahead of E3 2017. For some developers, the chatter about what could be coming down the pipeline has only recently hit an all time high. In Bethesda’s case, however, the rumor mill started churning back in April after the Fallout developer released a pretty telling press conference invitation.

At first glance, the invitation simply looked like a whimsical way for Bethesda to pay homage to their biggest titles. A theme park style image clearly shows attractions based on Prey, Dishonored 2, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, DOOM, Quake Champions, and Fallout 4. The inclusion of these titles hints that there could be some news at E3 related to each of these existing IPs. That, in and of itself, is exciting news, but what’s even more exciting are the two areas of the theme park that are still under construction. It isn’t clear if these titles are new additions to beloved franchises or if Bethesda will shock everyone with some new IPs. So what could the developer have up its sleeve for E3 2017?


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