Worlds will collide in an upcoming Fallout 76 live stream. Pro gamer Ninja joins rapper Logic and both Rick and Morty of Rick and Morty. Yeah, it's technically Justin Roiland, but he will be in character for both the mad scientist and his goofy grandson during the Fallout 76 stream.
"We're thrilled to be a part of this unprecedented Fallout 76 streaming event with my absolute favorite TV show characters, Rick and Morty, the world's biggest streamer in Ninja, and of course Logic, the chart-topping rapper from our very own hometown," Pete Hines, SVP of Global Marketing and Communications at Bethesda, said in a press statement.
The stream will begin at 9 p.m. EST on Nov. 8. You can follow along by watching the Bethesda Twitch and Mixer channels.
Fallout 76 is the first online multiplayer take on the post apocalyptic RPG franchise. Set on a map four times the size of Fallout 4, players work together (or against each other) to survive the dangerous hazards and vicious wildlife of radiation torn West Virginia. If you want to know more about Fallout 76, be sure to read our hands-on impressions of the beta.
For all you Rick and Morty fans out there, we aren't sure when Season 4 will begin yet, but we know the team at Adult Swim is hard at work. The most recent news is of the first guest voice actor to be confirmed, Sam Neill. While this isn't a release date announcement, it does show the series has progressed far enough to where guest actors are being called in to record lines.
Fallout 76 releases on Nov. 14 for PS4, Xbox One and PC.
So what do you think? Are you interested in tuning in to check out Rick and Morty stumbling their way through the Wastelands of Fallout 76 ? What other cartoon characters would you like to watch play video games? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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