New Officially Licensed Fallout Pinball Machines Start at Over $7,000
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Stern Pinball has revealed a new lineup of officially licensed Fallout arcade machines ranging from $7,299 to $13,999.
Fallout continues its massive cultural footprint following the success of the Amazon television series, branching out into high-end physical collectibles that will test the dedication of diehard fans. Stern Pinball has officially revealed a trio of Fallout pinball machines, with the entry level Pro model starting at a hefty $7,299. For collectors looking to deck out a dedicated game room with luxury arcade hardware, the lineup scales up even further with a Premium model at $10,699 and a strictly limited edition version reaching $13,999.
As reported by GameRant, these machines bridge both the classic Bethesda RPGs and the live action streaming adaptation. Players can choose to experience the wasteland through characters like Lucy MacLean, The Ghoul, or Maximus while interacting with iconic series mainstays including Vault Boy, Nuka Cola bottle caps, and working Vault doors. The tables also incorporate atmospheric music and sound design pulled directly from Fallout 3, Fallout 4, and Fallout: New Vegas.
While five figure home arcade setups are clearly meant for dedicated collectors rather than the average battle pass grinder, casual fans will still likely get hands on time with these cabinets. Several public gaming arcades are expected to stock the machines when they roll out. Shipments for the Pro model begin this month, while the Premium and Limited Edition variants will follow later in September and October, with only 770 units of the top tier version being produced worldwide.
Tags: Fallout, Bethesda, Hardware, Arcade, Gaming Culture
Original article: Game Rant