Quake Champions announced for PC, features 120hz, unlocked frame rates

E3 2016 doesn’t technically start until Tuesday, but Bethesda Softworks got the ball rolling Sunday night.

Bethesda was quick with the hits during its second-ever E3 press conference, instantly announcing the return of old-school arena shooter Quake in the form of Quake Champions. Willetts says that Quake Champions will be accessible to new players, but will also feature “world class” eSports play, suitable to 20-year veterans of the classic Quake games. The skill-based game is fast, and is expected to have120hz game play. Plus, the news that it’s being built to take advantage of modern PC hardware was welcome news.

Watch the official gameplay trailer for Dishonored 2.

The biggest, baddest card in Bethesda’s hand was always going to play a massive part at BE3, but no one expected virtual reality to be added to the mix.

Watch as Bethesda Game Studios’ Game Director Todd Howard shares the latest content for Fallout 4 and Fallout Shelter, PLUS the official announcement of Skyrim Special Edition. Fallout Shelter will be receiving a new update next month that will bring changes to the combat system and introduce a few additions, including new enemies and locations. Along with this premium pack, new games modes are also coming to the game soon.

The Elder Scrolls reveal the past, present and future of Tamriel.

The last games in the series were Quake 4 for the Xbox 360 and PC in 2005, which Raven Software developed and Activision published. It was one of the first games with several multiplayer options.

Most of the titles Bethesda announced at the event are planned for the end of the year or 2016.