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Bethesda Announces Additional E3 Details, Including Fallout 4 Panel With Todd Howard
With Fallout 4 confirmed with an in-game trailer, Bethesda has detailed more about what's in store for E3. The publisher is hosting its first E3 press conference ever on Sunday, June 14. There will be more to see throughout the week, though.
The publisher will be hosting a live stage show at its booth, featuring creator panels and interviews. Here's the full schedule:
Tuesday, June 16
1 p.m. Pacific - Doom
A look at Doom with Marty Stratton (executive producer, iD Software) and Hugo Martin (art director, iD Software)
2:30 p.m. - Fallout 4
Interview with game director Todd Howard
Wednesday, June 17
11:00 a.m. - Doom
Roundtable panel with Marty Stratton (executive producer), Hugo Martin (art director), Garrett Young (general manager), and Robert Duffy (chief technical officer)
1:00 p.m. - Fallout 4
Panel discussion with Todd Howard (game director), Emil Pagliarulo (lead designer), Istvan Pely (lead artist), and Jeff Gardiner (lead producer)
4:00 p.m. - Battlecry
A look at Battlecry with Lucas Davis (design director, Battlecry Studios) and Rich Vogel (executive producer, Battlecry Studios)
Thursday, June 18
11:00 a.m. - Doom
Interview with Marty Stratton (executive producer) on the Doom community and how players will get involved
1:00 p.m. - Bethesda Softworks
Pete Hines (vice president, PR and marketing) recaps E3 and talks about the future
3:00 p.m. - Battlecry
Deep dive into character classes with Victor Antonov (visual design director, Zenimax), Lucas Davis (design director, Battlecry Studios), and Rich Vogel (executive producer, Battlecry Studios)
We've reached out to Bethesda to inquire about whether these will be streamed. We'll update should we receive a response.
Update: Bethesda tells us these sessions will not be streamed.
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