Collectible SKU contains making-of DVD, 'The Art of Fallout 3' book and more
Bethesda has unveiled a collectors edition of the eagerly awaited Fallout 3 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.
Available from participating retailers, this collectible piece comes in a metal Vault-Tec lunch box and includes a collectible 5” Vault-Tec Vault Boy Bubblehead, ‘The Art of Fallout 3’ hardcover book, a making-of DVD, and the game itself.
Vlako Andonov, president of Bethesda Softworks, said: “We’re very excited about this collectors edition and believe it truly offers gamers an amazing mix of unique items from the Fallout universe.”
The book features never seen before concept art and commentary while ‘The Making of Fallout 3’ DVD includes a behind the scenes look at Bethesda Game Studios and the team behind the game.
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"Available from participating retailers"
Should that not read "Available from retailers deemed worthy enough to be allowed the privilege of being sold some stock"
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