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[Update] Limited Edition Fallout 4 Art Book Comes With Exclusive Concept Art Print
Bethesda is wrapping up its week of new Fallout merchandise with a limited edition art book. This upgraded version ships in a slipcase featuring an image of the game’s power armor.
It also comes with a 9”x12” concept art lithograph digitally signed by concept artist Ray Lederer. This version is limited to 5,000 pieces and will ship on December 22.
You’ll also get a code for a digital version of the art book with your order. You can secure yours on the Bethesda Store website for $85 until supplies are depleted.
It's always important to know what time it is in the wasteland. How else will you know if the mirelurks are biting? Oh. Because they are probably biting you. Our mistake.
The Vault-Tec watch shown above is limited to 1,500 pieces. The watch is made of stainless steel with a leather band. It’s water resistant to 300 feet, and the crystal is scratch resistant. Each is etched with an individual number on the back.
Unlike traditional watches, this one features a single hand. Each segment represents 15 minutes. You can purchase it here for $150, with shipping scheduled for November 9.
Today’s new piece of Fallout 4 merchandise is a messenger bag designed in the style of a Pip-Boy. As you can see above, the bag is printed on the interior as well.
The bag includes a padded laptop compartment that can support up to a 17-inch notebook. You can purchase it here for $68, with shipment estimated for November 9.
Update: This week is a challenging one for Fallout fans, as Bethesda is revealing a number of new items for sale. In addition to the controller that was made available this morning (below), you can consider dropping $130 on a big bundle with the strategy guide at its heart.
In addition to the hard-cover guide with an exclusive “soft touch” dust jacket, the Ultimate Vault Dweller’s Survival Guide bundle comes with:
- A Nuka Cola bottle opener
- Five magnetic bottle caps
- A Nuka Cola embroidered patch
- Seven lithographs
- A poster-sized map of the Fallout 4 world
- The Art of Fallout 4 2015-2016 calendar
You can order the bundle from the Bethesda Store. As a bonus, your wallet will become lighter and easier to sit on (metaphorically, of course, as the Bethesda Store takes credit card and not cash).
Update (October 20, 2015, at 11:51 a.m. Central): The Bethesda Store (and other retailers) are listing today’s Fallout item. As we reported yesterday, you can purchase a wired Xbox One controller decorated in Fallout colors with the visage of Vault Boy.
It’s designed by PDP, comes with a 10-foot cord, and it’s priced at $59.99. It’s compatible with PC and features a 3.5mm headphone jack with volume controls on the surface. Apparently, that’s what the mystery button by the right thumbstick is (working in tandem with the D-pad, which bears volume and balance symbols).
The Fallout 4 controller will be out on November 10. You can check out at Bethesda's store.
Fallout fans have less than one month before returning to the wasteland. While you likely don’t need any reminder, Bethesda’s merch machine is spinning up to get you hyped nonetheless.
This week, you’ll be able to grab extremely limited numbers of some very specialized swag. The week kicks off with a t-shirt commemorating the Great War (pictured above). It’s available to order now through October 26.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 20, you’ll have a shot at one of 5,000 wired Vault Boy-themed Xbox One controllers. These feature a powder blue and yellow design scheme, as well as the visage of Fallout’s famous mascot.
You’ll also be able to get a messenger bag printed to look like a Pip-Boy, a Vault-Tec watch (limited to 1,500 pieces), and then a limited version of the art book (limited to 5,000 pieces). Check back each day on Bethesda’s storefront for the new items.
We'll update throughout the week as more items become available.
[Source: Bethesda Store via GameSpot]
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