Bethesda Softworks has seen a decent measure of success with its E3 pressers till now and it will likely have another one in 2017.

Bethesda VP of marketing Pete Hines revealed as much to Metro, stating that, “Given what I know about what we’re gonna have going on next year, and what we’re gonna have to talk about, I would say that we’d probably have enough stuff to fill the time.

“And again, mostly because I really continue to like the idea of being able to talk to everybody about what we’re doing at the same time. So yeah, knowing what I know, I think we would probably do another one next year.”

Along with possibly dating Prey, Bethesda could showcase the next Wolfenstein (for which an Easter Egg was spotted at E3 2016) and maybe Fallout: New Orleans. None of this confirmed by the way so refrain from bricking us if the show doesn’t meet your expectations in less than a year.

What would you like to see from Bethesda at E3 2017? Let us know below.

Nuka World, Bethesda Softworks’ final story DLC for Fallout 4, will be arriving by August end but the developer could have even more Fallout content in the pipeline. According to a trademark registered at European Intellectual Property Office, Fallout New Orleans is apparently a thing.

There’s not much more information to be had other than the trademark being registered this month and encompassing “Computer software; Video games software”. But it does appear to follow the route Bethesda took with Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas with the latter using the same engine as the former but set in a completely new area with new characters and such.

Does that mean Obsidian is potentially making a comeback to work on Fallout New Orleans? It’s hard to say, especially considering the developer has plenty on its plate already.

What are your thoughts on a new Fallout title set in New Orleans, perhaps releasing next year? Let us know in the comments below.