If you have established yourself as a super fan of the video game Fallout, i.e. you own and played every copy of the video game, desire to eat post-apocalyptic meals, have every Fallout collectibles money can buy, plays Fallout in the real world with a Fallout tabletop game, then you won’t want to miss the …
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Here Are Some Fallout Collectibles No Fans Should Live Without
The recently announced Fallout: 76 won’t be available till Fall, but already, news of its merchandise has already emerging, including our apple of our eyes: the Pip-Boy 2000 Mk Vi kit and now, we heard our all-time favorite geek store has a bunch of other Fallout stuff. Whether or not they are directly related to …
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Fallout: 76 Revealed, Special Edition And Pip-Boy 2000 Mk VI Collectible
There’s something strangely alluring about referential things. Perhaps, that is why Fallout has a such a huge following. I am not fan of the game, btw. I hate any game that requires me to face mutants, monsters et cetera. But I am fan of the art of Fallout. There’s nothing more referential then this now-iconic …
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Fallout: 76 Teaser Revealed, But Prior To That $140K Fans Watched This…
Game developer Bethesda is best known for the post-apocalyptic role-playing video game Fallout which have gained quite a massive following since its birth in 1997. So, just how crazy are fans of this arguable modern cult video game? Well, how about watching a bobblehead figure for hours on Twitch prior to the announcement of the …
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What We Have Missed: Day 160, Week 24 Year 2015
LG Brings Its Latest Ultra HD Monitor To The U.S., Priced at $599 LG is bringing its latest Ultra HD monitor, 27MU67, to the U.S. This 27-inch class monitor features AMD’s FreeSync technology, Black Stabilizer for brightening up dark scenes, Dynamic Action Sync that cuts input lag to 9.7 ms, and Flicker Safer function that …
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