If a recent leak is anything to go by, we might see Fallout 76 release at the end of next month. Earlier this week, Amazon posted their listing for Fallout 76 with a release date of July 31, 2018. It has since been changed to a placeholder date of December 31, 2019. In support of this small hiccup, a picture made its way onto ResetEra supposedly featuring a retail display showing the Fallout 76 release date as July 31, 2018.
We’re taking this one with a significant grain of salt though. The blurry image could have easily been faked up after the Amazon error, as no new key art or information was revealed with the leak. Even the “Rebuild the Wasteland” tagline goes hand-in-hand with the Kotaku’s leak that Fallout 76 will be an online survival game that retains elements of Fallout 4’s building mode. The blurry image could be trying to hide the fact that it is photoshopped, but it could also have been a retail employee trying to sneakily take a picture without their bosses knowing. We’ll probably know for sure on Sunday night. Fallout 76 is one of a number of games that Bethesda will showcase on Sunday night ahead of E3, including RAGE 2 and other surprises. Fans are wondering exactly what Fallout 76 will entail, but Kotaku’s Jason Schreier has been cautioning people against getting hyped for a traditional Fallout single-player game. Pete Hines recently tweeted about how excited the folks over at Bethesda are for E3, so even if Fallou...