The newFalloutshow on Amazon has rekindled the fandom and helped introduce the game series to a new generation of players. For those who are completely obsessed with Bethesda’sgreatest sci-fi series, filling a gaming space withFalloutmerchandise is the least they can do. It might not quite be up to Vault-Tec standards, but fans can crawl out through the fallout in style with these awesomeFallout-themed accessories!
The Best Fallout Accessories for a Gaming Room
New California Republic Flag
Not everyone likes the NCR, but someone has to keep things together, right? For those who admire the NCR’s quixotic attempt to tame the wasteland, this durable flag is the perfect way to show support! Made with 100D polyester fabric and featuring two metal hanging rings, this vibrant NCR flag is ready to ward off raiders…probably.
Fallout 76: Vault Boy Device Stand
The vault boy is always ready to lend a helping hand, especially to a fellow vault-dweller! This stand is ready to hold controllers and smart phones, even while they charge. The stand comes with a Micro-USB cable in tow, making it easy to use with older devices just as well as new ones. The sturdy base keeps everything stable, despite taking up almost no space on a desk!
Noblechairs ICON Gaming Chair Nuka-Cola Quantum Edition
For those ready to give their gaming setup a real boost, the Nuka Cola Quantum ergonomic chair is perfect. Able to support up to 330lbs thanks to its high quality materials and ergonomic design, it’s far from just another piece of merch. With the durable faux leather upholstery, cold-cured and memory foam padding, and a sturdy steel frame, this Noblechairs gaming seat can serve players for years to come.
Noblechairs Hero Gaming Chair Vault-Tec Edition
Treat your inner overseer with the Vault-Tec edition of Noblechairs' Hero gaming chair. Featuring advanced ergonomic designs, such as an integrated and adjustable lumbar support, this gaming chair is perfect for long sessions in front of a screen. The chair is built with high quality materials and is able to support up to 330lbs. The blue and yellow color scheme is perfect for Fallout-themed game rooms.
Fallout Neon Sign
Handcrafted with premium flexible silicon LED tubes and thickened clear backboard, this cool Fallout-themed neon light is easy to install and offers a bright display. Although it’s not exactly a logo from the game itsel, the sign does feature an iconic atomic bomb shape and a stylized version of the series title. The durable neon light is a great addition to PC spaces, especially since it makes no noise, creates no heat, and uses energy-saving LEDs.
Isaac Jacobs Ceramic Dinosaur Money Bank
The real Dinky the Dinosaur model is a bit too on the nose for most users as far as quality, but Fallout fans who want their own green dinosaur in their gaming space can pick up this ceramic T-Rex bank. Featuring a dark green finish and small details such as reptilian scales, this smiling dino is the perfect Novac souvenir.
Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Anthology Edition
Experience the brand-new definitive PC collection of the award-winning Fallout series. This Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L Anthology includes all seven Fallout games, plus a premium collectible set of S.P.E.C.I.A.L cards and an exclusive mini-nuke storage case, which makes an audible bomb sound when opened.
Mushroom Cloud Nuclear Blast Lamp
This exquisite handmade decorative night light shows off a miniature version of what happened in Fallout 4 (and the other games). This small display is perfect for desktops and coffee tables and shows off a glowing mushroom cloud in a resin block. The LED light is powered by an included USB cable and can connect to PCs as well as standard USB outlets.
Danger Radiation Vintage Sign
In case you run out of America’s preferred anti-rad medication, Rad-X, be sure to warn any friends and family about the dangers of radiation while playing Fallout. This 8x12-inch metal sign is perfect for creating a post-apocalyptic atmosphere ideal for wandering the wastes with the right expectations.
COLSUR Retro Bluetooth Speaker & Vintage Radio
Though it isn’t quite identical to the dilapidated radios often found in the wastes, this retro-style radio is the perfect portable bluetooth speaker for Fallout fans. Yes, you can use this radio to listen to standard airwaves, or you can simply connect the radio to a bluetooth device to play anything you want. Imagine listening to Fallout music from your PC through this thing!
Creating a Fallout-themed Space
Making a game space that’s truly special is an easy feat forFalloutgamers, but where to find the right products can be tricky. Most fans who have followed Bethesda for a while know that they’re often not the best place to look when it comes to quality accessories, but how exactly can you be sure? Think about these key features before picking up anyFalloutmerch, and your game room will positively radiate wasteland charm in no time:
Best Budget Fallout-themed Accessory for Game Rooms
Nuka Cola Retro Metal Sign
Nuka Cola may be one of the most recognized soda brands in gaming, andFalloutfans are just as ravenous for Nuka gear as characters in the game are. Seeing a Nuka Cola sign in the wasteland seems as natural as passing by a fight between a merchant and a mole rat, so of course it belongs in aFallout-themed game room. For those who havelarge gaming deskswith a hutch or shelves, the sign is the perfect way to spruce up an unused side.
This sign isn’t very big, but it’s made of metal and reminiscent of classic tin signs from the ’50s in the real world. The Nuka Cola girl looks as great as ever, though the sign does have some signs of aging added on to make it look even more like it was ripped right from the game. For less than $10, it’s probably not possible to find a more affordable Fallout accessory.
Best Premium Fallout-themed Accessory for Game Rooms
Noblechairs is one of thebest gaming chair manufacturers, and their lucrative partnership with Bethesda has led to several attractive designs being added to their lineup of ergonomic chairs. The Hero gaming chair is excellent even when it isn’tFallout-themed, but the addition of the Vault Boy, plus a blue and yellow color scheme, elevates the chair to new heights.
The chair is ideal for a wide range of users, with a seat back ideal for people between 59.1 and 78.7 inches, plus a maximum weight capacity of 330 pounds. The chair itself offers a plush seat filled with cold-cured foam, though the headrest uses a more luxurious memory foam for extra comfort. There’s a built-in lumbar support system, which you can adjust with the twist of a knob on the side. The contoured chair helps you maintain a good posture, too. Made with durable, easy-to-clean PU leather and a super sturdy base, this Vault-Tec-approved gaming chair is perfect for vault dwellers and wastelanders alike!
Editor’s Pick Fallout-themed Accessory for Game Rooms
This small but mighty retro speaker is almost exactly like the radios often found throughout towns and cities in Fallout. Featuring a high-definition speaker with a bass boost system, this radio can tackle any kind of music, regardless of which era it comes from.
Although it can be plugged in for power, this radio lasts 8 hours on battery alone, making it portable enough to carry between gaming spaces, bedrooms, and events. The front-facing knob allows you to change the station, while buttons on top offer volume and power control. As for other music, users have their pick of connections.
you may connect devices using a USB, an AUX cable, a microSD card, or Bluetooth. The lights at the top make the radio seem like it really is running on some Radiation King tech, but they just indicate the battery power available. For those who want to immerse themselves in theFalloutuniverse and listen to the iconic soundtrack in style, the COLSUR Retro Bluetooth Speaker & Vintage Radio is the way to go!
FAQ
Q: What genre is Fallout?
Fallout is a post-apocalyptic RPG. The Fallout series features dystopic sci-fi themes against an alternate version of post-WWII US backdrop.
Q: Why does Fallout feel like the 1950s?
The Fallout series feels like the ’50s because prior to the bombs dropping, this version of Earth had numerous technological advancements that kept the world culturally in the ’50s well beyond the post-WWII era.
