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Bethesda Tweets Apparent Fallout Teaser And Starts A Mysterious Live Stream
Update: Along with its tweet, Bethesda has also started a live stream featuring the test pattern and Vault Boy offering a thumbs-up.
Original story:
Bethesda tweeted a test pattern this morning with the hashtag #PleaseStandBy that is pretty clearly a Fallout tease. Outside of being the familiar Fallout test pattern, with the Native America head on top, there is not much else that can be inferred form the simple tease. Presumably, it is something Bethesda will expand more on at E3.
#PleaseStandBy pic.twitter.com/5IUjkURCcM
— Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) May 29, 2018
For our review of Fallout 4, head here.
Our Take
The pie in the sky hope is that Bethesda will announce Fallout 5 at E3, or maybe a New Vegas-like sequel to Fallout 4, but there are plenty of other things this could be teasing. It might be a big Fallout 4 expansion, or maybe a port to Switch of Fallout 3 or 4, or maybe something entirely new. Bethesda likes those Switch ports, after all. Whatever it is ultimately teasing, we should know in just a few short weeks.
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