Bethesda Never Promised Fallout 4 Gameplay Before Launch, Hines Apologies For

The vault is nearly open.

If you’ve been riding the Fallout 4 hypetrain at fullspeed, there’s good news for you. The word is that the graphics for Fallout 4 that is coming to the PC is built and managed by Nvidia’s GameWorks.

The effects reportedly range from ambient occlusion to shadowing and lighting effects, but it has not been revealed if the GameWorks influence will be in the game upon its release or it will be part of additional patches afterwards. According to Bethesda’s Pete Hines, the studio never ever promised to showcase actual Fallout 4 gameplay before launch.

Which means there’s absolutely no way Fallout 4 won’t make its November 10th release date on any platform, barring a few spectacular catastrophe in production. And to add to the excitement, Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) Xbox One users can now download or preload the game on their consoles. Various reports say that the game was completed prior to the gold announcement, and that Bethesda utilized the extra time to polish the game even further. Even though installation of the game might take a long time, the convenience of having the full game on disc means that players will not have to go through the process of downloading and looking to see if connection is working.

Fallout 3 arrived on the market and gamers found that the developer had used an old gaming engine from Elder Scrolls Oblivion. “Because we try heavily not to”.

PlayStation 4 also has this features, with Fallout 4 requiring 28-35 GB of space depending on territory and languages supported on both consoles.

The game manual for Fallout 4 on the Xbox One has been made available on the Xbox One Smartglass APP. Included in the manual, is the control scheme for Fallout 4. When you are talking about a game that we want to have as big a scope as possible, there are things a company can do and things it can’t.