Secret Starfield Connection Unveiled in Mind-Blowing Fallout 4 Nuka World DLC!

A Fallout 4 player has stumbled upon a potential connection to Starfield in the Nuka World DLC. Bethesda, known for their impeccable attention to detail, has a remarkable track record of including hidden gems in their games. From the subtle details like Dogmeat holding a teddy bear with his mouth to the more overt references, such as the hints about Fallout 4 in Fallout 3, Bethesda has consistently impressed fans. It's become almost expected for them to incorporate these Easter eggs, but it never fails to spark excitement.

Redditor ConradG13 noticed a potential reference in Fallout 4's Nuka World DLC that could be connected to Starfield. In Fallout 4, there is a presentation called "Vault-Tec Among The Stars" set on a planet called Arcturus I, while in Starfield's showcase, a planet named Arcturus III is shown. Since Starfield is said to have thousands of planets, it's possible that Bethesda has included references to their previous titles. The inclusion of the Adoring Fan from Oblivion suggests that there will be more discoveries to make in Starfield.

Other users in the thread mentioned that Arcturus is indeed a real star near Earth, so even if it's not an Easter egg, there's a logical explanation for its presence in both games. This wasn't the only reference fans found in the Starfield Direct. Some claim to have found a nod to the popular gamer Skyrim Grandma, speculating whether she might be voicing a character in the game. However, Skyrim Grandma has already denied having a direct role, so for now, it seems to be just a fun reference.

Starfield continues to generate high anticipation as one of the most highly anticipated games to be released. This is especially significant as it marks Bethesda's first new intellectual property since the original Elder Scrolls. The recent Starfield Direct showcase has contributed to the game's immense hype, and gamers are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to finally experience it for themselves. As time passes, we will learn whether or not the Nuka World reference holds any significance, but for now, it's entertaining to speculate.

Currently, Fallout 4 is accessible on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. However, it is also set to be available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2023.