Mar 23, 2017 07:40 AM EDT By Mark Stevens Peterson, UniversityHerald Reporter

Bethesda revealed that "Fallout 4" VR will be coming to E3 2017, and they guarantee that it will blow everyone's minds. A mod creator shared the details of her inspiration for one of her mods.

"Fallout 4" VR first reveal

"Fallout 4" VR was revealed first at E3 2016 by Bethesda, but since then they did not reveal any more details about its development, until now. The game company's Pete Hines revealed in a video interview, which can be viewed below, that he is already discussing with director Todd Howard about the VR version of the video game. He did admit that he does not play VR due to suffering from motion sickness.

"Fallout 4" VR's incredible visuals

According to Hines, Howard said that "Fallout 4" VR is the most incredible game fans will see in their lifetime. The VR experience will be realistic everywhere they turn their heads. He assured that it will blow their minds, and it is the craziest thing they will ever see.

"Fallout 4" VR coming to E3 2017

Hines revealed in the video interview that the video game company will be revealing the "Fallout 4" VR will be coming to E3 2017. This version will be released in 2017 for PC for HTC Vive, but there is no specific date yet to be announced.

Fans react

A fan posted on the official website of Reddit that "Fallout 4" VR will not be a patch for the original version of the game, but it will be a new release. Another fan hoped that this will not be the main attraction for their E3 panel.

Mod creator TheRealElianora reveals inspiration

In other "Fallout 4" related news, a mod creator shared some details of his work on two games from Bethesda, which are "Skyrim" and "Fallout 4." On the official website of the game company, TheRealElianora revealed her inspiration of her mods in an exclusive interview. She said that a lot of her work is inspired by something she saw when riding the bus to work or seeing pictures online.

The mod creator revealed that she also used to read a lot of interior design magazines, but that was years ago. She revealed that her first house building experiences are from other simulator games like the "Sims." Building thematic places is fun for her.

Check out Pete Hine's Exclusive Interview Video About "Fallout 4" VR:

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