Bethesda Make 150,000 People Watch a Statue to Tease Fallout 76

After the Bethesda Twitch channel went live, showing just the tease from yesterday and a bobblehead, literally thousands of people tuned in to see what was going on. A watch on the table showed 9:15, and throughout the stream we saw people in party hats, a baby and confetti, but minutes before 3pm something happened.

Pete Hines came along and told us to tune in to the E3 stream on 10th June, to find out more, then showed us the trailer above for Fallout 76.

Details are sparse, but we know from the date on the Pip-Boy that it takes place on 27th October 2102, or Reclamation Day, which was 20 years after the war which caused civilisation to end. This sets it before even the original Fallout title. Also, Bethesda's first Fallout title, Fallout 3, came out in 2008 so we can probably expect Fallout 76 to come out on the 10th anniversary, in late October.

Other than that, and that it's coming for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, we have no other details. Of course, we'll keep you informed.