‘Rick And Morty’ to livestream new video game, ‘Fallout 76’
Rick And Morty will somehow be live streaming Bethesda’s latest installment of their post-apocalyptic universe, Fallout 76.
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Though the game’s release date isn’t until Nov. 14, the beta version of the multiplayer online game has been in its testing period for a few weeks now.
While fans wait in anticipation for the official release, Bethesda hasn’t been letting anyone down with their mess of varied, and interesting, promotion.
For example, Fallout‘s mascot playing a game of Horse with Philadelphia 76ers forward Markelle Fultz (while wearing Fallout basketball jerseys of course).
A S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Game of Horse w/ @sixers guard @MarkelleF #Fallout76 #Fallout76ers @Xbox pic.twitter.com/qt1tzJlaT8
— Fallout (@Fallout) November 3, 2018
Fallout’s next promotion will definitely be an unusual one as Rick and Morty from the Adult Swim cartoon will be live-streaming Fallout 76 (in some way shape or form). If that weren’t enough, the characters will be joined by pro gamer Ninja and rapper Logic for the event.
Wubba lubba dub dub! Watch @adultswim‘s @rickandmorty play #Fallout76 on @Xbox One with @Ninja and @Logic301! Tune in on @Twitch and @WatchMixer.
Unless you have ants in your eyes. Then maybe just listen.
https://t.co/Gflwsk08Yp pic.twitter.com/K16VpECqQT— Fallout (@Fallout) November 2, 2018
“We’re taking the biggest streamer on the planet, a once-in-a-generation rap talent, the most beloved animated comedy duo of our time, and forcing them to survive together in the wasteland of Appalachia,” Bethesda posted to their website. “The good news is you don’t have to travel to an alternate dimension to find out what happens!”
We’re not sure how Rick and Morty will play the game in the first place but you can tune into Bethesda’s Mixer, Twitch, or Microsoft’s Mixer channel on Thursday, Nov. 8 for “an unprecedented Fallout 76 stream on Xbox One.”
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