They're not exploring Fallout 4 on Switch right now though.

Todd Howard reaffirms that Bethesda has decided where the game will be set.

Bethesda's Todd Howard speaks about the company's uncharacteristically early announcements for those two games.

The Brotherhood of Steel plays a part in Fallout 76, though the exact size of that part remains to be seen. The organization has, at least, made its way out to West Virginia, and left evidence of its visit behind - though how this fits into the lore remains to be seen.
Bethesda’s been releasing some of those E3 gameplay videos in high quality pieces over the past week, and with the benefit of 4K quality and pause features we’ve gotten to examine that footage in exquisite detail. In the multiplayer gameplay video - which you can see below - some remains from the Brotherhood are visible.
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If you zoom in real close to the shot starting at 1:45, and squint very hard at the barricades next to the downed vertibird, you’ll see a familiar logo painted there. A winglike pattern, a sword in the middle, and a handful of gears in the background - the emblem of the Brotherhood of Steel.
Now, things start to get a little weird once you tie this into proper Fallout lore. The logo shows the larger gear on the right side of the sword, which indicates that this is specifically the East Coast chapter of the Brotherhood - the one depicted in Fallout 3. This part of the organization gets founded in 2254, over 150 years after Fallout 76 takes place.
The Brotherhood proper was founded in 2077 in the immediate aftermath of the nuclear war which wiped out civilization, but as far as the Fallout story so far has gone, they had been locked up in a California military shelter since then.

"At no time" did Warner use Fallout Shelter code in mobile game Westworld, says the company.

The Square Enix E3 show consisted of a thirty minute pre-recorded segment instead of the live spectacles that we have witnessed from EA, Microsoft and Bethesda. They kicked off showing more gameplay footage of the forthcoming Shadow Of The Tomb Raider, with Lara taking the role of a killing machine as she stalks her enemies in an overgrown jungle. There were also re-caps of a few of the games featured in yesterday's Xbox show, with Just Cause 4, Kingdom Hearts 3, Captain Spirit and Nier Automata all featuring, however further information was very scant. The other games that were featured in very quick trailers were three Final Fantasy XIV Online monikered titles -  Stormblood: Final Fantasy XIV Online, Under the Moonlight and Final Fantasy XIV Online X Monster Hunter World (coming in Summer 2018). We then moved onto Dragon Quest XI - Echoes of an Elusive Age followed by a new Platinum Games title called Babylon's Fall which is launching in 2019 on PS4 and Steam. Then we saw Octopath Traveller on the Nintendo Switch. Finally we saw a trailer for The Quiet Man which is coming to PS4 and Steam. This was completely different to everything else seen as it started as a CGI trailer that seamlessly moved into gameplay footage. More footage of this to come in August. Overall, this felt like a very rushed and thrown together thirty minutes, that didn't give us any further details on games that we hadn't seen before. E3 2018: Bethesda roundup E3 2018: Xbox briefing roundup

Did you choose sleep over watching Bethesda last night? I did, but Ady stayed up and here I am giving you a round of Bethesda's offerings. Rage 2 new trailer revealed at E3 and gets a Spring 2019 release window Rage 2 by Avalanche Studios (Just Cause 3, Mad Max) is set in a dystopian future where society has fallen, and you play as Walker, the last ranger of the Wasteland. A lovely new trailer has been launched detailing the gameplay, which is as manic as that opening Rock act! It sees you breaking into the Eden Space Centre to initiate the return of a satellite.Rage 2 will release in Spring 2019. Elder Scrolls Legends coming to Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch Elder Scrolls Legends is getting a visual facelift and will also make its debut on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch later in 2018. Bethesda announce Doom Eternal at E3 Doom Eternal is the sequel to the 2016 remake of Doom, and the gameplay will be revealed at QuakeCon this coming August. Prey gets a big update – adds new Mooncrash mode It’s been a year since Prey was unleashed on the world and is about to get a huge update in the addition of Moon Crash, a new roguelike mode which changes everytime you play. It's available now. Wolfenstein Youngblood announced by Bethesda Wolfenstein Youngblood was announce where you play as BJ Blazkowicz’s twin daughters in a mission to save the world from those pesky Nazi’s. Youngblood is a single player or co-op game and is set in Paris in the 1980’s. Bethesda working on Elder Scrolls VI and new IP Starfield Todd Howard ended his section of the E3 conference by teasing Elder Scrolls VI and a new IP called Starfield. Fallout 76 detailed at the Bethesda E3 show – launches on November 14th 2018 Fallout 76 is an online game only and every character you meet in the world is another human player. However it can be played solo with the playe able to take on quests much like any other Fallout game. Bethesda announces new mobile game – Elder Scrolls Blades Bethesda have revealed a new game called Elder Scrolls Blades, a mobile game set in the Elder Scrolls universe. However, Bethesda also plan to release on PC, VR, Consoles and will allow crossplay between all the versions so you can be playing on your phone at work against another player who may be at home on VR. That's it, you are all caught up, anything there that gets you excited?

Bethesda have revealed a new game called Elder Scrolls Blades, a mobile game set in the Elder Scrolls universe. However, Bethesda also plan to release on PC, VR, Consoles and will allow crossplay between all the versions so you can be playing on your phone at work against another player who may be at home on VR. Go to Playblades.com to sign up for formation. Fallout 76 detailed at the Bethesda E3 show & launches on November 14th 2018 Bethesda working on Elder Scrolls VI and new IP Starfield

Todd Howard took to the stage to detail Fallout 76 to the world at the Bethesda E3 conference. Fallout 76 is an online game only and every character you meet in the world is another human player. However it can be played solo with the playe able to take on quests much like any other Fallout game. Each world will only contain dozens of other players, not hundreds and thousands. Death doesn't mean that progression is lost, as it will simply carry over to another server. There is also the building mechanic, much like the settlement feature of Fallout 4, which can also be moved around. Also included are Nuclear Missiles, the ultimate defence against attacks!  To use these will require multiple characters to gain the launch codes. Vault 76 opens on reclamation day and was home to the best and brightest minds. Your character leaves the vault to the world of West Virginia. It features an all new rendering and lighting system to give the best quality graphics ever seen in a Fallout game. Fallout 76 also features all new enemies and will run on 100% dedicated servers. A beta will be available as a Break-it Early Test Application. Fallout 76 will have a Collectors edition with a Glow In The Dark map, figures and a useable T-51 Power Armour Helmet. Fallout 76 will launch on November 14th 2018. Fallout Shelter was also confirmed to be released on PS4 and Nintendo Switch for free and are available now!

Todd Howard ended his section of the E3 conference by teasing Elder Scrolls VI and a new IP called Starfield. No details of gameplay or setting was revealed, so I guess we will see more next year. Wolfenstein Youngblood announced by Bethesda