Fallout 4: Rumors Originated From Bethesda?

It's been six years since the best-selling post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 3 has been released. Now fans are even more eager to hear about the rumored release, if there is one, of the fourth installment of the game by Bethesda Softworks.

There have been actually a lot of rumblings going on around the web about the purported Fallout 4 release and most of the scoops weren't verified or debunked by the studios.

This silence drove the fans to become even more frustrated that, as Christian Today reported, one person went online to post a petition urging Bethesda to reveal some details on the development of the much-anticipated sequel.

They further pointed out in their report that someone even tried to bribe a person on the inside to dish out information of whether or not the game is really coming through or not.

Their efforts were in vain, however.

Meanwhile, a different report from Young Herald cited Gameranx claiming that all the recent rumors were actually being perpetuated by the publishing house itself.

"Indirectly they are responsible for all the information leaked in recent months," the media outlet went on to say.

The game review site even went to specify a discussion made with Erik Todd Dellums. Dellums is the voice for Three Dog character in the previous Fallout 3 game. He told the site that indeed, it's the developers who are behind the leaks.

Dellum is said to have also talked about his apparent involvement in the upcoming Fallout game title.
It is strongly speculated that Fallout 4 will be out in late 2015 or maybe early of 2016.

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