Bethesda, the developer of the critically acclaimed title "Fallout 4" and future games "Dishonored 2" and "Doom," has recently confirmed their appearance at the upcoming pre-E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) event that is set to be held in Los Angeles this coming June 2016, according to the company's teaser on their official Twitter account.

Unfortunately, though, the tweet from Bethesda doesn't contain any specific details for the games that are set to be showcased in the annual event. However, their future sequel "Dishonored 2" as well as "Doom" would most likely be featured on the pre-E3 event, with of course the addition of the highlight of their presentation, which is still unannounced.

Last year's highlight was the long rumored game "Fallout 4" but this year, so far, though, there hasn't been any other game series that have popped up in the rumor mill aside from "The Elder Scrolls VI." However, there is a good chance that Bethesda will feature a new downloadable content for "Fallout 4," which according to Polygon, the studio had already announced the existence of it but they still haven't released the specific details for the DLC.

This new information coming from the company might come as a surprise for some fans, especially the ones who really follow Bethesda's update. Last year, the company's Vice President, Pete Hines, had announced during his brief talk with Telegraph via GameSpot that they are unsure whether they will host another event pre-E3 this 2016.

So for now, it is ideal for fans to wait for further announcements coming from Bethesda as for their game lineup for their event this June 12, 2016. Needless to say, rumors for the IP highlight are bound to appear in the coming months and it is highly advisable to take it with a pinch of salt, especially without the official confirmation from the studio.