Sorry, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners. If you want to play the next installment of the Fallout franchise, you're going to need to upgrade your console.
Bethesda's Global Community Manager, Matt Grandstaff, confirmed that Fallout 4 will not be available for older consoles.
"It is not coming to 360 and PS3, the stuff we're doing will never work there," Grandstaff wrote on a NeoGAF thread late Friday.
The game's official website lists Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC versions.
The news comes after Bethesda last week released the first trailer for the highly anticipated title, confirming that the game will be set in Boston (or a post-apocalyptic version of the city), a rumor that has been floating around for some time.
The trailer features a world that has been darkened by nuclear war. A stray dog appears, sniffing around a ravaged house, which once belonged to a happy family and their hover robot. The rest of the cinematic trailer shifts between a pre- and post-ravaged Boston, where survivors face angry zombies, armored soldiers, and the occasional android.
Bethesda said Fallout 4 will have its official world premiere during the company's E3 Showcase at Hollywood's Dolby Theater. Tune in to Twitch and YouTube on June 14 at 10 p.m. Eastern to watch.
In the meantime, you can already pre-order your copy online for $59.99 from Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, or Target. And if you're in the mood for a trip down memory lane, check out PCMag's full review of Fallout 3.