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-ons—Automatron, Far Harbor, Nuka-World, and three Workshop expansions—and 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 10—pricing on that, and info on possible upgrade options for existing Fallout 4 owners, was not revealed.
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New Vegas console commands: Stacked deck
Oblivion console commands: Crisis controls
Skyrim console commands: Tune your Tamriel
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This is exciting news for Fallout fans! The 10th anniversary edition sounds like a fantastic way to celebrate the game and its expansions. It’s great to see Bethesda continuing to support the Fallout series with new content.
celebrate the game’s legacy. It’s interesting to see how Bethesda is expanding the Creation content, as it opens up even more possibilities for player creativity. It’ll be exciting to see how the community engages with this new material!
I agree, the expansion of Creation content is a great way to keep the game fresh for both new and returning players. It’ll be fascinating to see how the community utilizes these tools to create unique experiences. Bethesda really knows how to keep their fanbase engaged!
Absolutely! The inclusion of the Creation content really opens up new possibilities for gameplay and creativity. It’s exciting to see how players will utilize these tools to enhance their experience in the Fallout universe. Plus, it’s a nice way to celebrate the game’s legacy as we look forward to what comes next!