Fan-made coins showcase dedication to Fallout franchise, capturing iconic elements like Vault Boy and Nuka Cola. Community creativity shines with cosplay and fan projects, bringing Fallout universe to ...

Fallout has been around since 1997, and it continues to thrive today. We’ve seen several installments, both mainline to spin-off games. At the same time, fans may be waiting on Fallout 5 to make its ...

One of the best parts of being in a fandom is the material that exists outside of the canon product. While it can be truly satisfying to read the book, consume the film, or play the game itself, it ...

The TV series adaptation, which is set in the games’ canon world, not only remained true to the existing universe but also evolved it. And nowhere is this more evident than with the lore the series ...

Vault-Tec’s Vault Boy mascot is one of Fallout‘s most iconic symbols. Even those who have never played the games can likely recognize the grinning blue-and-yellow-clad figure and his association with ...

Prime Video’s Fallout TV series takes a smart approach to the video game franchise canon. Rather than trying to adapt a particular game or storyline, it uses the Fallout games as a fictional and ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

Vault Boy. Power armour. The overseer. Deathclaws. There are some elements of Fallout so intrinsic to the series that it is easy to forget they were ever invented. Perhaps they never were. It may be ...

Fallout’s colorful mascot Vault Boy stands in stark contrast to the grim, violent, post-apocalyptic reality of the role-playing game franchise. Originally inspired by the Chance cards from the board ...

Vault-Tec’s Vault Boy mascot is one of Fallout‘s most iconic symbols. Even those who have never played the games can likely recognize the grinning blue-and-yellow-clad figure and his association with ...