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Two Items And Pre-Order Details For The Limited Fallout 4 Loot Crate Have Been Revealed
Loot Crate has delivered some information about what you can expect from its limited edition partnership with Bethesda. The Fallout 4 Loot Crate is going up for pre-order tomorrow, and we have some new details for you.
The Crate is priced at $100 ($130 for international buyers) and will include seven items tied to the upcoming game. Two of them have been revealed: a Vault 111 hoodie and a plush Dogmeat. The other five remain a secret for now.
Pre-orders open tomorrow at 12 p.m. Pacific / 3 p.m. Eastern and will run until inventory is depleted. They are expected to ship in early November.
Loot Crate has recently been building partnerships with publishers, starting with the Nintendo Amiibo crates and then following up the Fallout 4 deliveries with a special Mass Effect crate. You’ll be able to find out more information and pre-order on Loot Crate’s website.
Fallout 4 is due out on November 10 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. For more, check out our earlier coverage of the music and the companions. Note that you do not need to be a Loot Crate subscriber in order to take advantage of the special edition crates.
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