This was a lead up to something called Creation Club, which is a marketplace for premium content on PC, PS4 and Xbox One coming this summer. Next up Bethesda spent a little while talking about how good The Elder Scrolls Online is, including a look at the recent Morrowind expansion. Fallout VR, which releases in October, was described as the first full and complete open world game playable in VR, while DOOM VFR seems to be an entirely new game built specifically for VR, and doesn't have a specific release window. The first is DOOM VFR and the second was, of course, Fallout 4 VR. Then it was time to get to business, and the first cab off the rank was virtual reality, with two VR games from Bethesda due for release this very year. We then had a brief recap of Bethesda's recent releases and successes - DOOM, Dishonored 2, Prey, Fallout Shelter, Fallout 4, Skyrim Special Edition and console mods. Nice to know devs have time to spawn.Īfter a short intro to the Bethesdaland theme of this year's showcase (a 'playground with something for everyone', apparently), Bethesda boss Pete Hines arrived to cheers from the crowd. The show kicked off with a montage of Bethesda staff and their families talking around games and sharing their excitement for the show. For some reason it includes 3 hours of 'please hold' footage, so scrub forward to 3:19 to get started. You can watch a replay of Bethesda's E3 2017 showcase above. Quake Champions $1m championships at QuakeCon, Wolfenstein's BJ is in it now

Skyrim Switch has an Amiibo with bonus Link costumeĭishonored 2 is getting DLC where you target the Outsider Lots of guns, basically.ĭOOM VFR, Fallout 4 VR releasing this yearĬreation Club brings paid mods to PC, consolesĮlder Scrolls Legends Skyrim expansion, mobile ports

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