Fallout 5 was nowhere to be seen during today’s Fallout Day broadcast, but Bethesda did unveil some sort-of-newish Fallout in the form of the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition and the Fallout: New Vegas 15th Anniversary Bundle, a big-box package that comes complete with a big ol’ Securitron statue.
I’m going to go with the New Vegas package first, because I’m a sucker for big boxes and game statues: It does indeed come in a big box, and also carries a big price tag of $155, plus whatever shipping costs are involved.
For that, you get the 8-inch tall PVC statue of Victor the Securitron, plus a Vault Boy pin, psych eval cards, a Mojave Express patch, and NCR Recon patch. And yes, the game is in there too, although true old-timers may be disappointed: It’s not a disc, but a download code for Fallout: New Vegas and its six expansions: Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, Lonesome Road, Gun Runners’ Arsenal, and Courier’s Stash.
My personal appreciation for swag aside, the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition is probably the bigger deal. It too includes the base game and six official add-onsâAutomatron, Far Harbor, Nuka-World, and three Workshop expansionsâand also features more than 150 Creation Club items, and a new in-game Creations menu that Bethesda says will make it “easier than ever to discover, download and enjoy content from professional developers and passionate enthusiasts alike.”
The Fallout: New Vegas 15th Anniversary Bundle is up for preorder now but won’t be out until sometime in 2026. The Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition is set to go live on November 10âpricing on that, and info on possible upgrade options for existing Fallout 4 owners, was not revealed.
Fallout 4 cheats: Nuclear codes
New Vegas console commands: Stacked deck
Oblivion console commands: Crisis controls
Skyrim console commands: Tune your Tamriel
Skyrim Anniversary Edition: What it includes
