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Videogamer.com has spotted an interesting detail on the LinkedIn resume of a freelance 3d artist working for Mirada Studios, a production company founded by Guillermo del Toro. Apparently, the company has been working on a "cinematic trailer" (presumably in CGI) for Fallout 4 from December 2014 to March 2015.
This adds further fuel to the fire of speculation, after the previous rumor from German website PCGames that claimed the game would be shown during Bethesda's E3 press conference (though it's interesting to note that, when reporting on the rumor, VG247 claimed the presentation would take place behind close doors, a detail that wasn't part of the original PC Games' report). Whether we'll actually get a gameplay presentation or not, a Fallout 4 announcement at E3 seems more and more likely.
Update: Apparently, Destructoid was contacted by a representative of Mirada Studios and asked to pull off the news, because the employee broke an NDA. This would seem to confirm the story, though the mail cited "inaccuracies".
There is still the possibility the freelancer might have misreported what game the trailer was for, but it seems pretty unlikely, and I'd have expected the Mirada Studios representative to just say so if that was the case. Obviously, you should take the news with a grain of salt, but this response just leads me to believe that Mirada Studios really is collaborating with Bethesda on a Fallout 4 trailer, and the "inaccuracies" mention serves only to muddy the waters and cover this fact.
This adds further fuel to the fire of speculation, after the previous rumor from German website PCGames that claimed the game would be shown during Bethesda's E3 press conference (though it's interesting to note that, when reporting on the rumor, VG247 claimed the presentation would take place behind close doors, a detail that wasn't part of the original PC Games' report). Whether we'll actually get a gameplay presentation or not, a Fallout 4 announcement at E3 seems more and more likely.
Update: Apparently, Destructoid was contacted by a representative of Mirada Studios and asked to pull off the news, because the employee broke an NDA. This would seem to confirm the story, though the mail cited "inaccuracies".
There is still the possibility the freelancer might have misreported what game the trailer was for, but it seems pretty unlikely, and I'd have expected the Mirada Studios representative to just say so if that was the case. Obviously, you should take the news with a grain of salt, but this response just leads me to believe that Mirada Studios really is collaborating with Bethesda on a Fallout 4 trailer, and the "inaccuracies" mention serves only to muddy the waters and cover this fact.
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