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Gear Up For The Apocalypse With The Fallout 4 Vault 111 Loot Box
ThinkGeek (Disclosure: GameStop is the parent company of both ThinkGeek and Game Informer) has begun selling an exclusive box that hopes to appeal to all of the Fallout lovers out there. The box is full of Fallout 4-branded items and swag.
For $100, you get the following items:
- 7" Intelligence Bobblehead
- Nuka-Cola Shot Glass
- Vault 111 Hoodie (Available In Different Sizes)
- 3' x 5' Fallout 4 Flag
- Vault 111 Backpack
- Vault 111 Keychain
- Vault 111 Lunch Box
The bundle does not, however, include the game. You'll need to buy that separately.
If you're interested in picking up the Vault 111 Loot Box, you can head over to ThinkGeek. Back in September, LootCrate offered a similar package that featured the same hoodie. That crate, which was also priced at $100 but included different items, sold out quickly and is no longer available. To check out all of the items in this crate individually and up-close, you can look at the image gallery below.
[Source: ThinkGeek]
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