Bethesda E3 2015 Press Conference News Roundup

Bethesda started off E3 2015 with a bang, announcing a bunch of news and showing off footage of its upcoming games.

Bethesda demoed Doom for the first time to a worldwide audience, and we saw the gruesome action that id Software's upcoming shooter has in store. Bethesda also showed off Battlecry, its upcoming class-based shooter. Dishonored 2 was officially announced, and it looks interesting. Following its huge reveal, open-world RPG Fallout 4 was demoed and we got our first glimpse of Boston's post-apocalypse. Finally, Fallout mobile game Fallout Shelter was unveiled, and it's rolling out worldwide now!

Previously announced games with new info:

Doom had two single-player demos showcasing the weapons, enemies, and executions. Bethesda also showed off a multiplayer trailer and announced a custom games and map editor called Snapmap. Finally, Doom got a release window. Check out our impressions of the demo here, and you can see a gallery of the videos here.
Battlecry opened its global beta signups, and showed off a bit of the gameplay of the Han Republic faction.
Dishonored: Definitive Edition was announced for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Fallout 4 received the most amount of screen time at the press conference:

The first demo began before the nuclear apocalypse and continued after the main character leaves the vault. You'll be able to play as a male or female.
You can now play clones of famous arcade games such as Space Invaders and Missile Command on the Pip Boy.
A real Pip Boy is being made and will be part of the special edition of Fallout 4.
Players will be able to build and create settlements in the game, which will attract merchants and raiders. There's also robust weapon and armor customization options.
Finally, Fallout 4 got a release date for later this year.
You can check out our impressions of the gameplay demos here.

Newly announced games:

Dishonored 2 was officially unveiled with a cinematic trailer. Players get a choice of playing as a woman named Emily Kaldwin, or Corvo Attano from the original Dishonored. Read a breakdown and our impressions of the reveal trailer here.
The Elder Scrolls Legends is a free-to-play strategy card game based in the Elder Scrolls lore. It's coming for the PC and iPad later in 2015.
Fallout Shelter was announced for iOS and Android. It is a free-to-play Vault management and strategy game without paywall timers, and it will not require an internet connection. It is available right now.