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What Is Bethesda's 1960 Tease?
Machines confirmed, probably.
Originally posted by IGN
Bethesda could be preparing to reveal a new game. Via Twitter, the developer/publisher posted the following image, with three separate scenes showcasing an industrial theme.
Bethesda Game Studios, the developer behind The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Fallout 3, is not behind this mystery project, the publisher stated. Following its initial image tease, a full version of one of the sliced images above appeared on GameSpot, with the Twitter hashtag "#1960" at the bottom:
Engines? Shells? It's tough to tell, but that's the point of a tease -- we're meant to wonder and wait for the full reveal, whenever that is.Bethesda recently revealed The Evil Within in a similar fashion, with numerous social media teases leading up to the reveal.
The rumors were right. Bethesda today announced Wolfenstein: The New Order, a new entry in the seminal first-person shooter series heading to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and next-generation consoles during Q4 2013.
The New Order is set in 1960 after the Nazis won World War II. Gamers play as the familiar American war hero B.J. Blazkowicz and are tasked with launching an "impossible counter-offensive" against the Nazi powers that have taken over the world.
Set in Europe, The New Order will have players infiltrating Nazi strongholds and battling legions of enemies, while taking control of "super weapons" that the Nazis have used to dominate earth--"and beyond," Bethesda teased.
The New Order is in development at MachineGames, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bethesda parent company Zenimax. The studio was established in 2009 by the founders of Starbreeze Studios (Chronicles of Riddick) before being acquired by Zenimax in 2010.
The game's debut trailer is available above. Check back every day this week for more coverage from GameSpot on Wolfenstein: The New Order.
The most recent entry in the series was 2009's Wolfenstein, which was developed by Raven Software and published by Activision.
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