A Fallout fan's dad made this incredible real-life version of the Pip-Boy based on the Fallout 76 model and it can even play music from the game.

A Fallout fan with a broken hand drew Vault Boy on their cast, with the design resembling the image used for an in-game injury. The illustrated cast is a hit among fans. Though the player is ...

The newest questline in Fallout 76 takes you to the real location of Vault 63, but there are some requirements to hit before you can begin.

Finding Vault 63 in Fallout 76 is a convoluted process. Here's how to find this mysterious vault and complete An Unlikely Invitation.

Vault 63 in Fallout 76 has been inaccessible since the game's launch. It is said that it was sealed during the Great War in 2077 and remains unchanged to this day.

Fancy playing the original Fallout remade in Fallout 4's engine? You'll want to look out for a demo this summer Here's another potentially interesting Fallout thing to add to your Pip-Boy's quest log.

This Ducky x Fallout One 3 mechanical gaming keyboard comes with a free Vault-Tec branded desk mat.

Prime Video‘s live-action Fallout series did a fantastic job at implementing the aspect of vault experiments carried out by Vault-Tec and their co-conspirators in more ways than one. While what ...

A smart vault dweller doesn't go anywhere without a Pip-Boy wearable computer. What is the iconic Fallout gadget, and what does it do?

Looking like a prop from the Fallout TV show, this gaming PC has some great painting and weathering work, plus 3D-printed Vault-Tec parts.

Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV (Fallout 4) It’s unclear which (if any) of the above models appear in Fallout Season 1, although the device sported by Lucy MacLean looks like a 3000-series variant.

In this episode of Fallout, a gulper tries to get its well-deserved lunch, a Brotherhood of Steel knight is tested and we catch up with Vault 33. Let's recap!