Fallout 4 screenshots fresh from the Bethesda showcase

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Bethesda spent a lot of time on Fallout at its E3 showcase. Though the video presentation is probably the way to go for those hungry for Fallout 4 information, fans short on time might prefer a quick browsing of screens. Though we took a few screenshots of the show as it was playing, they show the artifacts of streaming video. Thankfully, Bethesda sent along a set of 24 high-resolution shots, available in the gallery below. Make sure to click for the full images.

Highlights include the organic character editor, the real Pip-Boy, some nasty-looking mutants, and a fair share of explosions.


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