Microsoft's E3 2015 press conference started sensibly enough, with the franchise that put Xbox on the map: Halo
While no major plot reveals were made, the new Halo 5 Guardians gameplay further conveyed the likelihood that Halo 5: Guardians will a significant character departure not seen since Halo: Reach, a game that didn't even feature Master Chief at all. Led by Spartan Locke (with the acting and facial capture of Nathan Fillion), his squad is in search for Master Chief, who has since gone missing in action. Exploring a stronghold littered with injured Covenant, the gameplay clip implied that the once main villain of the franchise is in the midst of their twilight years. The 5-minute gameplay footage had all the trademarks of Halo: the assertiveness of a shotgun, new weapons like a beam crossbow, the reappearance of the Prometheans, and n brief escape sequence from a collapsing environment. The emphasis on a squad without Master Chief was effective in connecting this campaign mode with the much talked about Halo 5 Guardians multiplayer.
The presentation wrapped up with reminder of Halo 5 Warzone, a highly customizable multiplayer platform that pits up to 24 players adversarially and against AI bots. Expect maps larger than your average Halo map.
Halo 5 Guardians is set for release on October 27, 2015.
Bethesda announced Dishonored 2 during their E3 2015 press conference. Feel free to click through the images and relive the highlights of the experience!
After starting your own vault in Fallout Shelter you've got to recruit some Vault Dwellers. Check out some gameplay from the early stages of Fallout Shelter!
E3 press conferences are typically about the spectacle of lots of different games, lots of trailers, and just a tease of gameplay. Bethesda threw all that out the window with its debut 2015 presentation; the publisher closed out its show with over half an hour focused exclusively on the highly anticipated .
The Bethesda E3 2015 press conference started out with the first public showing of the new Doom game, and it was a substantial series of trailers and demos. It's gruesome, violent, and chaotic.
Bethesda's first ever pre-E3 press conference made the usually quiet Sunday before E3 a noisy and jam-packed one, with plenty of reveals, rumors, and news spilling out during the day. From Gears of War leaks to various tidbits revealed at the Nintendo World Championships, and all the way up to a hugely successful inaugural Bethesda press conference, there was plenty to digest--and E3 hasn't officially started yet!
If there was any lingering question about what Bethesda's most important IP is, the publisher put that to rest in front of a sold-out Dolby Theatre auditorium in Los Angeles on Sunday.
During a one-hour press conference that featured a robust slate of triple-A games that any publisher would envy, including
This is a natural evolution of Fallout 3, with every single element expanded upon, sometimes to a n unbelievable degree. But it also appears to be a far more personal Fallout, with your hero given a voice, a dog to keep you company, and quite tragically, a wife and child to lose after the bomb lands
Fallout 4 has been in development for four years, and while some may lament the slightly awkward animations, you really can sense how much love and energy went into building this world. Boston is a vulgar wasteland, but it's Bethesda's vulgar wasteland, and there's nothing half-hearted about it.
Bethesda started E3 2015 off with a conference tonight and showed off a lot of footage from its upcoming games. Doom got its first public demos, Dishonored 2 was revealed with a cinematic trailer, and Fallout 4 received several gameplay demos and other trailers.
We've collected all of the trailers into one place. Check them out below:
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Bethesda started off E3 2015 with a bang, announcing a bunch of news and showing off footage of its upcoming games.
Bethesda demoed . It is a free-to-play Vault management and strategy game without paywall timers, and it will not require an internet connection. It is available right now.
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Bethesda announced Bethesda Net, a headquarters for all of the company's games and the community-created content from editors like Doom's Snapmap.