Fallout 4 world Minecraft-style customization demo at E3 2015

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Fallout 4 (2015)
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The environment is malleable, you can build your world, Minecraft-style. Anything you can see, you can move around and scrap, so that you can build other stuff, too. This is by far the most impressive aspect of Fallout 4 so far: More: http://kotaku.com/bethesda-closed-their-e3-presentation-with-a-bang-today-1711315740



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