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We all know they're working on the next Fallout. Way back in 2009 Three Dog's voice actor Erik Todd Dellums sparked speculation in a tweet when he said that there'd be more of Three Dog coming.
Last week there emerged a site, http://thesurvivor2299.com/ with a countdown to 11th December. This coming 11th December!
An IP lookup links to Zenimax, Bethesda's parent company. But the site is also registered in Poland, rather than the US, and that alone lets in a lot of doubt. Also strange is the fact that whoever created the teaser site has the date set in European format (dd/mm/yy) rather than U.S. format. But perhaps this was done because the date 11/12/13 looks cool.
Adding to the suspense and speculation, on the 14th November a Fallout 4 trademark has been registered by Bethesda Softworks.
Many are considering both the thesurvivor2299 website and the trademark registration to be phonies, however Bethesda have remained tight-lipped, and when asked, they only said "No Comment".
Yet another argument in favor of this being a legit tease (have you guessed I've got my hopes up high?) is the trade-marked Vault-Tec logo on thesurvivor2299 site. There's no way Bethesda would allow a trademark of theirs on a phony website.
In my opinion, were it a hoax, Bethesda would have declared so and would also have taken steps to have that Vault-Tec logo taken offline and also taken steps to clarify the Fallout 4 registration trademark.
Last week there emerged a site, http://thesurvivor2299.com/ with a countdown to 11th December. This coming 11th December!
An IP lookup links to Zenimax, Bethesda's parent company. But the site is also registered in Poland, rather than the US, and that alone lets in a lot of doubt. Also strange is the fact that whoever created the teaser site has the date set in European format (dd/mm/yy) rather than U.S. format. But perhaps this was done because the date 11/12/13 looks cool.
Adding to the suspense and speculation, on the 14th November a Fallout 4 trademark has been registered by Bethesda Softworks.
Many are considering both the thesurvivor2299 website and the trademark registration to be phonies, however Bethesda have remained tight-lipped, and when asked, they only said "No Comment".
Yet another argument in favor of this being a legit tease (have you guessed I've got my hopes up high?) is the trade-marked Vault-Tec logo on thesurvivor2299 site. There's no way Bethesda would allow a trademark of theirs on a phony website.
In my opinion, were it a hoax, Bethesda would have declared so and would also have taken steps to have that Vault-Tec logo taken offline and also taken steps to clarify the Fallout 4 registration trademark.