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Fallout: New Vegas Gamers Set Their Sights on June, For Good Reason
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Published 20:00 9 Jan 2026 GMT

Fallout: New Vegas Gamers Set Their Sights on June, For Good Reason

A mighty release

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The Fallout franchise is in the best place it's been in for years, thanks in large part to the Prime Video adaptation bringing in a whole raft of new fans, as well as giving us long-time supporters an additional look at the post-apocalyptic wasteland.

The second season of the show is still ongoing and it's given us a long awaited return to the bright lights of New Vegas, for the first time since the 2010 game release of the same name.

It has also brought in some mentions of other locations and factions from the games, with the Brotherhood of Steel from the Commonwealth supposedly the most powerful chapter of the already frightening organisation.

All of that juicy lore has got fans in the mood for more games and releases in the Fallout universe, but given that the next main game in this series is seemingly years away we're going to have to look elsewhere to get our fix.

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Fortunately, a new release is on the way that could do just that, assuming you have a sizable chunk of money just sitting around somewhere.

Bethesda Entertainment
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Fallout: New Vegas 15th Anniversary Bundle is an Impressive Package

The Fallout: New Vegas 15th Anniversary Bundle has been officially confirmed, with the unique collection set to ship in June 2026 at the not-insignificant price of £139.99 / $154.99.

Given how astronomically expensive that is, you'd be expecting a fair bit of stuff to sweeten the deal, and in all fairness it is a pretty unique package on offer if you're willing to part with the cash.

The full bundle includes:

  • Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition PC digital code
  • Victor Statue (8" PVC)
  • Doc Mitchell's Evaluation Cards (7x7 cardstock set)
  • Vault Boy Enamel Pin (1.5")
  • Mojave Express Patch (3.5" x 1.9")
  • NCR Recon Patch (3.25" x 3.5")
  • Collector's Big Box

This probably stops there being too much chance of a New Vegas remaster or remake dropping soon, given that it would outmode a big part of this package, but it’s still a cool set if you’re into the franchise.

It certainly looks a lot better than the infamous nylon bag offering ahead of the release of Fallout 76, with the physical collectibles in particular looking like they are created at a very high standard, when compared with other sets of the same ilk.

As mentioned earlier, they are planning to roll out the set at some point in June of this year they haven't gone as far as giving us a specific date just yet.

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