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Retail Fallout 4 Copies Are Gift Wrapped For The Great War’s 62nd Pre-Anniversary
Fallout 4 is done. Now we just have to wait for November 10.
When Bethesda announced the game prior to E3 and confirmed its release for just months later, many wondered if it would be the next in a long line of delayed titles. The stack of retail-ready games above indicates that nothing will stop these bombs from dropping.
Today also happens to be the 62 pre-anniversary of Fallout’s “Great War.” The event that touched off Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic universe begin on October 23, 2077. Fallout 4 begins 200 years later, as the Sole Survivor exits Vault 111.
For those of us living in the real world, Fallout 4 begins on November 10 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
[Source: Bethesda on Twitter]
Our Take
War never changes. It starts with teases. Just like this one.
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