Bethesda cannot produce any more Pip-Boys

[Zumbs]

Fallout 4: The Lunchbox!

Fallout 4: The flamethrower!

I could actually get behind the flamethrower merch tho. Get on it Bethesda.

Well ... Spaceballs also promised Spaceballs II: The Search for More Money, and it looks a lot like Bethesda is moving forward on that.

 

[ninjacapo]

the thing i dont get is if you're a fan of the games and pipboy look (to be fair my galaxy homescreen looks like a pipboy), why would you buy a plastic arm-shell instead of building your own out of a more sturdy material. you know, something you would wear without it breaking or chipping or the paint scratching off. i guess just my 2/100ths of a dollar but oh well. let the consumers consume

 

[ninjacapo]

Well from there it is just one small step to a nuclear warehead. So I say, go for it!

fully functioning power armor?

 

[Richwizard]

Why anyone would buy this piece of shit is beyond me

So they can say, "I got one and you didn't! Neener, neener, neener!"

 

[AgentBJ09]

I don't own an iPhone, so the Pip-Boy would just be a bookshelf ornament. That said, the level of mochendising Bethesda is wringing from this series reminds me of Spaceballs. They already did the lunchbox for F3, let's not forget.

The thing won't even hold phones over a certain size (including the big iPhone that they sell now.)

I figured as much. Even so though, that kind of gimmick will age the device pretty fast, given how often Apple churns those things out.

Fallout 4: The Lunchbox!

Fallout 4: The flamethrower!

I could actually get behind the flamethrower merch tho. Get on it Bethesda.

They couldn't sell them in Cali, not without going through a LOT of legal and state law hoops.

Flamethrowers are legal in most states in the Union.

Pretty sure they're semi-legal in Texas. (I've seen some for torching weeds, but no WWII/Vietnam era models.)

 

[Wretched Flamingo]

Ha!