Bethesda at E3 2019 Preview: What to Expect

Bethesda Press Conference on E3 2019, to be held on Sunday, June 9 at 5:30 pm PT / 20:30 ET, is titled by id Software Eternal Doombut there is still plenty of room for surprises and updates to existing games.

This is what we expect from the publisher during his big showcase of E3.

Condemn Eternal

Bethesda's next big game is Eternal Doom – which has also been announced for the next Google streaming service, called Stadia – and we can certainly expect a lot of Eternal Doom news this year. A release date and information on the different editions of the game seem to be a very safe bet.

Wolfenstein: young blood

We can also expect new images from Wolfenstein: young blood, which will be launched on July 26 and includes a "pass" that will allow all those who buy the luxury edition of the game to play with a friend. Both players must be connected at the same time, but outside this limit, you will be able to share the entire game with a friend at no additional cost. It's a nice feature, and the Wolfenstein franchise has been remarkably strong so far. Youngblood is really a game to watch.

Rage 2

Bethesda is also likely to share the details of the new content for Rage 2, which is a surprisingly fun shooting game as long as you're ready to dig and have fun with the game's extensive fighting systems.

The Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield

Fans may be hungry for more details on The Elder Scrolls 6 or coming, and a little mysterious, Starfield, but no game should be at E3. What we have seen so far is supposed to give players a sense of technology, but more concrete information may wait until next year.

"It's going to be long," said Todd Howard of Bethesda, during a recent presentation at PAX. "It's not something we're going to talk about at E3 – or these games – this year. And then patience, please.

Fallout 76

Fallout 76 After a disappointing launch and a difficult first year, Bethesda regularly publishes content every two weeks to try to improve the game and make its devoted fans happy.

It is possible that we get more detailed news on what to expect for Fallout 76 long-term at E3. You can also read what Bethesda has already announced about his plans for the game this year if you are trying to decide if you want to give the game a new chance.

The evil in 3?

The legendary designer and game director Shinji Mikami will head to E3, according to a recent tweet, and that could mean just about anything. But maybe we get a Bad in the 3 from Bethesda?

Anti-atomic shelter after?

We know that Bethesda has a sequel to the free and free game. Anti-atomic shelter, but until now, the game has only been announced for the Chinese market.

We may hear about a North American release of the game, but that does not seem so likely after Pete Hines of Bethesda has called it "developed in China for China" in a tweet last year.