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Take A Look At A Prototype Fallout 4 Action Figure
Here's an exciting/terrifying thought: Fallout 4 is only 69 days away. If you plan on entering Fallout 4's wasteland, you had best get your gaming in order now. Complete as many games as you can over the span of the next two months. Come November 10, if you want to see everything Fallout 4 has to offer, it sounds like you'll need to devote most of your free time for the remainder of the year just to this one title.
While we haven't seen anything new from Fallout 4's in-game content since QuakeCon, Bethesda Softworks and toy manufacturer Three Zero shared images on Twitter of a new action figure that will be hitting store shelves. The images are of a prototype of Fallout 4's Power Armor, the suit of armor that we saw extensively in the E3 and QuakeCon presentations for the game. Without seeing the paint, we don't know if this Power Armor is affiliated with a particular faction in the game, such as Fallout 3's Brotherhood of Steel or Enclave, or if it is similar to the personalized armor the player jumped into in those game demonstrations.
No release date, pricing, or scale information was provided with the tease. For now, sit back and count the days until the game's release. It's just around the corner, folks!
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