Elgato's Fallout Stream Deck And Matching Accessories Go On Sale Today
All eight episodes of Fallout's adaptation are now streaming, and early indications suggest the show is a huge hit. Currently sitting on a 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, it seems Fallout ranks up there with the likes of The Last Of Us when it comes to the quality of shows adapted from video games. There's naturally quite a lot of stuff for Fallout fans to buy should they want to celebrate beyond watching the show alone, including Elagto's special edition Stream Deck.
Elgato revealed the crossover last week via a Twitter teaser starring none other than Vault Boy himself. The Fallout mascot was shown walking through a vault with a themed Stream Deck waiting for him at the end of the video. While the device will presumably function like a regular Stream Deck, it's been given a Fallout makeover. Its color scheme overhauled to make it look like something Vault Dwellers might use to get by in the Fallout games, and now the show too.
Alongside the Stream Deck, Elgato also revealed a matching Wave DX mic, Wave XLR mic, and a dial to complete the set. All four items in the collection will be available to buy through the Elgato website at some point today (April 11, 2024). Likely because today was the day the Fallout show was supposed to start streaming on Amazon Prime, although its release was brought forward by a day so some of you may have steamed through it already.
Elgato has also confirmed there will be a limited number of Vault Overseer Kits, a package that bundles all four of its Fallout-themed items together. The only things we don't know right now are when exactly the items will be available to buy, and how much they're going to cost. Keep an eye on Elgato and Fallout's social media channels and the Elgato website for the products going live as reactions to the reveal coupled with the collection being labeled limited edition suggest they won't be around for long.
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