Bethesda is prepping up the big release of "Fallout 4" and fans can't seem to contain their excitement. 

According to Game Rant, some fans go as far as collecting bottle caps in hopes of being able to exchange it for a copy of "Fallout 4." Admitting how they poured their time, effort and talent on the video game, it is only expected that every single release of the game's videos is excellent. 

Despite known for being one the developers that concentrates on colossal settings, this time around, Bethesda lends their eyes on the details of the games maps and patches.

According to Todd Howard, "Fallout 4's" director, the main thing they took pride in the game is their ability to add several sections that also has a significant purpose to the player. 

There's no doubt that Bethesda's "Fallout 4" is one of the most anticipated titles for 2015, but is also one of the most intriguing video games when it comes to system compatibility. 

In another report by Game Rant, fans have been sending tweets to Bethesda's Pete Hines on when will the PC specs and system requirement be released.  Hines did not disappoint the fan by replying. However, he also confirmed that they will not be giving any information that is not yet completely developed.

Apparently, the system requirement for its PC version will have to wait until such time that all updates and development are ready for release. Pete Hines also defended the early release of "Fallout 4's" DLC, saying that whether they release it too early or a little bit late, fans tend to react in the manner they choose. The schedule for "Fallout 4's" DLC couldn't be any better implied. Fans will not lose interest waiting too long for it after the title has been announced.

In a post made by VG247, Todd Howard discussed how "Fallout 4" transitioned into something that has been expertly defined and something players can easily play on. He also said "The main gist of it that we have all this junk around the world. It sort of started like if you look at Alchemy in Skyrim, but imagine that was on everything. Stuff in the beginning of the game that you just think is crap and lying around you would then realize 'oh I need the baby bottle, because it has X.'"