'Fallout 4' release update: Bethesda to reveal game at E3 2015?

One of the announcements anticipated to be made at the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo 2015 this month is the official release date of Bethesda's "Fallout 4." But will the game developer actually make the reveal during their scheduled exhibit at the annual video game trade show in Los Angeles? 

The studio submitted four genres in their roster of games that will be part of their exhibit display. The list includes an action game, a free-to-play title, a game that they will be publishing, as well as a role-playing game. If speculations are accurate, then the role-playing game title would be "Fallout 4." 

Based on the listing posted on the official E3 2015 website, the RPG title that will be released will come out across all platforms, namely the Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC. It does not mention if the game studio is planning to release more than one role-playing game title, but rumors claim that it would be the fourth installment in the post-apocalyptic series. 

The speculations about "Fallout 4's" release are further fueled by the Brotherhood of Steel necklace that was posted on Bethesda's official online store. The 21-inch black leather cord with a solid sterling silver pendant that bears the Brotherhood of Steel insignia in front and the numbers 2077 at the back was offered for pre-order, and is estimated to become available by the end of the month. The necklace was priced at $110. 

Some speculations believe that the release of the high-end merchandise was planned to come out to increase the hype of the highly anticipated "Fallout 4" game, since the game studio is not likely to produce an expensive commemorative item for a minor promotion.

Bethesda's press conference for the E3 2015 is scheduled on June 14, and the lack of information regarding the inclusion of "Fallout 4" makes fans believe that the title is included in the items that will be discussed during that time. 

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