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Fallout 4
Using the repeating landmarks that appear in Fallout 4's reveal trailer, comparing those to a real map of Boston, and some math, a group have fans think they have already built an approximation of Fallout 4's map.
The group, calling themselves The Pre-War Hub, estimates that Fallout 4's map is about twice the size of Skyrim's and have even been able to figure out the approximate distance between the assorted landmarks that appear in the trailer, as well as locations like the garage that appears in the end. The group even has a good idea where the nuke blew up and how far the people affected by it are standing from the blast.
You can check out a video of the group's findings below, or check out a breakdown of images by heading here.
We did some of our own sleuthing after the trailer landed, and pointed out many of the smaller details you may have missed here.
[Source: The Pre-War Hub on YouTube, imgur via Reddit]
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