Heading into Bethesda’s E3 2015 Press Conference, or showcase as the publisher liked to call it, there was no doubt that Fallout 4 would steal a major chunk of the show. Fans knew, Bethesda knew, but even so the publisher played coy and kept the viewers waiting.

However, when it came time to talk about Fallout 4 it was hard to keep up. There was talk of player customization, weapon customization, an awesome Fallout 4 Collector’s Edition complete with real Pip-Boy, and of course gameplay. Then Bethesda Game Studios’ Todd Howard stunned everyone (okay, not really) by announcing the Fallout 4 release date of November 10, 2015.

By the time Bethesda was done saying all they wanted to say about Fallout 4 there was so much to process, and still so much left unsaid. But for those who want to live in the moment a little longer, we have a special treat.

As part of their E3 2015 Press Conference info dump, Bethesda has released a new set of Fallout 4 screenshots tied to the show’s reveal. So, those who want to pore over every detail can do so at their leisure. Heck, some of these images would be perfect for Fallout 4 desktop wallpaper. Check them out below:

In total, the Fallout 4 image gallery features a general overview of the day’s reveals. There are closer looks at the character customization, which lets players manipulate any feature on their avatar’s face; some closer looks at the weapon and Power Armor customization options, which appear to be extremely involved; and some shots of the Fallout 4 enemies, including the revamped Deathclaw design.

Surprisingly, the area that Bethesda didn’t focus on much at all during their presentation was gameplay. Sure, they highlighted the new features, but viewers saw very little of the game running beat-for-beat. A combat scenario would trigger, we would see quick cuts of V.A.T.S. and some traditional gunplay, and then the footage would move on.

It was a tantalizing tease, no doubt, and it may well be the best course of action for Bethesda. Rather than give players too much to process, Bethesda seemingly wanted them to focus on what’s new. It also doesn’t hurt that the game will be playable in full in five months.

Which Fallout 4 screenshot will you use as your desktop wallpaper? Which detail most impressed you?

Fallout 4 releases November 10, 2015 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.