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Speaking at a Bethesda-staffed presentation during E3 today, members of Fallout 4's development team described the experience of getting lost in a world of their own creation, hinting that the studio's vision of a post-apocalyptic Boston may be more expansive than players might expect.
"I've played the game probably 400 hours, and I'm still finding stuff that I haven't seen yet," lead producer Jeff Gardiner noted.
Game director Todd Howard further described the experience of wandering an expanding world during development: "I'll be playing the game and run into something and be like, 'Who built this? What is this? It's so big!'"
Revealed during a pre-E3 presentation this week, Fallout 4 features expanded dialogue options, an invulnerable dog companion, and a unique town-building element. We took a close look at the footage released to date, giving you an idea of what to expect when Fallout 4 launches in November for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC platforms.
For more breaking news regarding Fallout 4 and other upcoming releases, head to our hub for E3 2015 coverage.
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