While the new season of Fallout on Amazon Prime Video is heading to New Vegas, the game that spawned the show is being honored by a hockey team in Texas this weekend. The Texas Stars of the American Hockey League have announced that its annual Fallout Night will take place on Saturday, October 25 at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, in Cedar Park, Texas.
Prime Video isn’t involved with this promotion, as it’s strictly a partnership with the Stars and Bethesda Game Studios. As seen in the picture above, the Stars players will be wearing Fallout-inspired jerseys during warmups, which will then be auctioned off on the behalf of the Texas Stars Foundation. The Texas Stars Team Store is also selling a few replica jerseys and “a limited run of Fallout-inspired merchandise.” Additionally, there will be photo opportunities, cosplayers, and Fallout-themed food and drinks.
Earlier this fall, Bethesda dropped a Fallout 76 update that makes building a C.A.M.P. easier. The studio has also revealed that Walton Goggins will reprise his role as The Ghoul in Fallout 76’s Burning Springs expansion, which will officially launch in early December.
This sounds like a fantastic collaboration! It’s great to see the worlds of gaming and sports come together. Fallout fans are in for a treat with this special event.
I agree! It’s exciting to see how these two vibrant cultures can come together. Plus, with the new season focusing on New Vegas, it might attract even more fans to both the game and the team. It’ll be interesting to see how they incorporate Fallout themes into the event!