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Redditor GatorMacheteJr loves Fallout more than you do. Don't feel threatened, dude loves Fallout more than any of us. This brave vault dweller collected a grand total of 2,240 bottle caps (around 11 lbs) over the last seven and a half years, and then had the stones to send those to Bethesda as payment for a Fallout 4 pre-order.
His gamble (and very expensive shipping bill) paid off, because he's receiving a copy of the game. According to an email he got from Bethesda, since he was the first person to try this method of payment, they'd honor it (read: don't get any ideas, rest of the internet!). Well done, sir!
It's no secret that we like gaming, and we also like killer deals. Since it's Thanksgiving week there are some awesome deals flying around for games. These are some of the best we found. They're both some classic favorites that have come out in the last couple years and some brand new releases.
So join us on this wild adventure of cheap ass games:
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Well, Fallout fans, you're going to get a new option of how to play in the wasteland come launch day.
Microsoft announced on their newswire that a Fallout 4 bundle will come with the game's Nov. 10 release.
And today, we're thrilled to give fans the opportunity to "welcome home" the ultimate Fallout experience, with the Xbox One Fallout 4 Bundle, featuring a 1TB hard drive, the critically-acclaimed Fallout 4, and a full-game download of Fallout 3. Experience the next generation of open-world gaming from Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Fallout 3 and Skyrim. Play and store more games than ever, including Fallout 3 and other Xbox 360 games, with the 1TB hard drive and Xbox One Backward Compatibility. And don't forget, Fallout 4 players will be able to play PC mods free, first on Xbox One.
The Xbox One Fallout 4 Bundle will be available in November for $399 USD. Check with your local retailer, including Microsoft stores, for details today.
Amazon is already taking preorders. So kiss them bucks goodbye.
And hurry up, Nov. 10!
