Speculation over Fallout 4 has been running wild for the last few months, and there are no signs that it’s about to stop. Despite some recent leaks and suspected casting documents, we really have no information to go on. It seems every single piece of information is stretched out to the max in the hopes that there is some hidden Fallout 4 reference in there, but the truth is, Bethesda hasn’t shown any indication that it is even considering making the sequel.
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More than once, Bethesda officials have stated that when they are ready to release any information regarding Fallout 4, they will do it bluntly and officially without the use of any alternative marketing tricks. The main reason the newest game in the franchise hasn’t been officially announced is that it is too early in its development process and the developers don’t want to get the hopes of fans up years before the official release date of the game, as this became obvious months ago.
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Even though Bethesda knows how and when to release information about their upcoming titles, there are certain leaks that simply can’t be avoided. One of them being the script documents released through Kotaku by an insider, some rumors and speculation are actually able to reveal information about Fallout 4. However, as previously stated, one should always proceed with caution in believing internet rumors, especially if they are not coming from a highly credible source.
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If you haven’t spend too much time on the Internet, or simply are searching for even the smallest of things to bring your hope for the upcoming title in the franchise alive, you most probably strongly believe in every Fallout 4 rumor. However, to avoid being disappointed time and time again as you learn that you’ve believed in nothing else, but a hoax, you should always carefully consider the information before starting to believe. As stated, Bethesda won’t release any information about the game through an alternative unofficial marketing strategy, which takes the tons of emails and the few websites regarding the game out of the equation. When it comes to leaks, the only thing you should do a background check is the source. If you find a leak online, make sure to ask around and wait a bit, until it hits the headlines of gaming media.
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Most probably Fallout 4 won’t be seeing the light of day until 2015 or even 2016 hits. Until then, make sure to explore the previous titles, write in the forums and follow Gamer Headlines for the latest gaming news as we are constantly checking every little corner in the world wide web to make sure we are the first to deliver a genuine Fallout 4 news. What would you like to see in Fallout 4? Let us know in the comments below. And remember, Tunnel Snakes Rule!