Bethasda had a lot to show off this year. A number of huge name titles have come to fall under their umbrella. There is no better time then now for this to be shared with the world.

 

Doom

Doom has been about 3 major things: Big freaking Demons, Moving Really Fast and Big F***ing Guns. They start with game play showing off a new shotgun that the marine heading in will have. The envoirment is much more realistic and combat offers a far more viseral experience. Even better, you can interact with the world. This lets you climb boxes to get into a better position for some kills.

This shows so much promise for what Doom can be. You also see the marine changing parts of their gun, on the fly, to adapt to the situation. You also see the changes that Bethesda offers to the series. With more interact elements to help you find your way through the darkened cooridors of the overrun facility. The multiplater offers a lot more as well. You look to be able to become a Demon and go on a rampage.

Bethesda also made it so you could, regardless of platform, create something for everyone. Anyone can build a map regardless of experience. This lets the players help build out the Doom experience for everyone thre.

Dishonored 2

 

The Empire of the Ilses is in jepordy again when a usurper seizes the throne. This time you head to the Southern reaches of the world. You must seek to restore the balance of power.

This time we find that there is a pair of protagonists to choose from Corvo Attano or Emily Cladwind. Both have unique abilities and gadgets at their disposable.

In addition, the Dishonored Definitive Edition was announced for this fall. It will contain all the DLC from the first game. All of it has been remastered for the modern generation of consoles.

Fallout 4

The biggest change to series is right in the beginning. You start in the world BEFORE the bombs hit. You see the bombs themselves hit. You begin as the sole survivor of whatever happened inside Vault 111. this is a massive and open world. The corner stone of everything, as always, is choice.

Dogmeat, the german shepard, is very controllable. You can have him go to locations, help you fight, grab things for you and much more.  This dog is very reliable and the best.

The Pip-Boy has gotten a massive upgrade from what we have seen in the past. Not only are you managing your inventory and stats, but you are able to also play games and listen to holo-tapes. The games are the newest feature to the Pip-boy.

A number of other features have been changed and the entire last 30 minutes of Bethesda's E3 press conference was dedicated to this game alone.

The Crafting System has been vastly expanded. You can now search the world for Materials, scrap them and then use those materials to start rebuilding. The gme engine works in real time. Just rip up what you do not want and put it back together into something you like. You can build houses, beds, chairs, defenses and so much more. This includes doghouses for your companion. You can change your weapons and can even customize your own power armor.

Fallout Shelter

Since the iPhone came out, the team at Bethesda has been wanting to make a game for it. They have looked into many different things and finally settled on something that could not be done anywhere else nearly as well. You become the overseer for a randomly numbered vault (though you can choose it). From there you need to manage the resources at your disposal 

In terms of previews and trailers, we saw new content for Elder Scrolls Online coming to both PC and the consoles. We also got a few games as well:

The Battlecry series revealed a few faction. The world wide beta was also announced. If you sign up before 6/18/2015, then your are given prioty access to the beta itself

Elder Scrolls Legends, a strategy card game for mobile devices was also revealed. it will be geared towrd casual play with an easy pick-up and put down style of play. It will still offer a great amount of depth as well.