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Bethesda Bringing Attendee-Exclusive Fallout 4 Demo To QuakeCon
Last year, QuakeCon attendees got a months-early, exclusive look at Doom. This year, Todd Howard is going to show off more of Fallout 4 in a live stage presentation.
The 20th anniversary QuakeCon kicks off on Thursday, July 23, in Dallas, Texas. The main event, the attendee-only look at Fallout 4, is on Friday, July 24 at 1 p.m. Central.
In addition to Fallout 4, attendees can sit in on panels focused on Doom and The Elder Scrolls Online. QuakeCon is also home to thriving board game community, with Magic: The Gathering, Krosmaster, Pixel Tactics, and more available for leisure and competitive play.
General attendance is free, with registration available here. For more on QuakeCon, visit the official site.
Our Take
The only way to see this Fallout 4 presentation is to be at QuakeCon. If you are in the area and have the slightest interest in Fallout 4, you might want to register for the event.
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