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Fallout 4: Pip-Boy Edition Gives Players Their Own Vault-Tec Wristwear
Along the first live demo of Fallout 4, director Todd Howard gave us a glimpse of the collector's edition, known as the Fallout 4: Pip-Boy Edition. As the name implies, the collector's edition comes with a physical version of Fallout 4's Pip-Boy that you can wear.
Not only does the Pip-Boy fit around your wrist, but your iPhone or Android phone fits inside of it, allowing it to utilize the new Pip-Boy app – a second-screen companion app that works for iOS and Android phones even without the physical Pip-Boy. The app allows you to interact with all versions of Fallout 4 over your local wi-fi network as you would normally through the Pip-Boy in the game.
The Fallout 4: Pip-Boy Edition will launch alongside the game on November 10.
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