It has been seven years since the release of the very successful game "Fallout 3" and fans can no longer wait for the upcoming version. Bethesda, the game's creator, has neither announced the release date for the fourth installment of the game, nor has it confirmed that a "Fallout 4" actually exists, though the game is already considered as the most highly anticipated release of 2015.

"Fallout", which was first introduced in 1997 by Interplay Entertainment, is a widely popular open world role-playing game that is loosely considered as a sequel of the 1988 game "Wasteland". The game has since spawned four role playing titles, one squad based RPG spin-off and one action RPG dungeon-crawler spin-off.

The popularity of "Fallout" is often attributed not only to the wit and humor that the game employs, but also to the famous actors that voiced the video game's characters. Ron Perlman was cast for the narration of the game with Richard Dean Anderson playing Killian, David Warner as Morpheus, Tony Shalhoub (credited as Tony Shalub) as Aradesh, Brad Garrett as Harry, Keith David as Decker, Richard Moll as Cabot, and Tony Jay as The Mutant Lieutenant.

There have been contradictory rumors about "Fallout 4" with some reports confirming the game's release, while other reports claiming the speculations to be unfounded.

Reports speculating the release of "Fallout 4" this year also claim that Bethesda is producing a new "Fallout" accessory made out of solid sterling silver with a blackened medallion. According to reports, the new accessory alone is sufficient indication of the impending release of the fourth installment of "Fallout".

However, RSVP invitations sent out by Bethesda for the upcoming E3 do not mention anything about "Fallout 4". This is the first time that the video game production company is participating in the annual game expo where it is expected to unveil the game.
E3, or the Electronic Entertainment Expo, will be held on June 16-18, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. Fans will have to wait until the convention to find out whether or not they would finally get a taste of their long awaited game.