Fallout Day Continues: The World of Fallout Museum Exhibit Expands, Choose the Flavor of Nuka Twist, and More

Fallout Day festivities are in full swing, with Bethesda expanding the World of Fallout exhibit at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas. This expansion features new galleries, interactive installations, museum artifacts, and interpretive displays. The exhibit's footprint has doubled, offering visitors a deeper dive into the games and the Amazon TV show.

Across the globe, the Fallout Cafe has returned to Tower Records in Tokyo for a second year. Fans can enjoy Fallout-themed food and exclusive merchandise. The menu, featuring images of the offerings, can be viewed below.

Back in the United States, the third annual Fallout Night with the Texas Stars is scheduled for October 24. Attendees can collect a collectible Fallout bobblehead.

Finally, Bethesda and Jones Soda have announced Project T.W.I.S.T. (Taste-worthiness Initiative for Shelter Transition). This collaboration invites fans to help choose the flavor of Nuka Twist, a Nuka-Cola variant consumable introduced in Fallout 76. The voting for the flavor takes place from October 21 to 31 on the Jones Soda website. This flavor choice is noteworthy as it was never established in game content.

In other news, Bethesda has unveiled three impressive mods for Fallout 4, with one launched on October 20. Fallout Day is this Friday, October 23, commemorating the day in the Fallout timeline when the bombs fell, sparking The Great War. Next year, Bethesda celebrates the 30th anniversary of Fallout, signaling big announcements from the studio.

Upcoming work includes remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas, a potential Fallout 5, and an Obsidian-developed Fallout spinoff. Development continues for Fallout 76 and Fallout Shelter, and Season 3 of the Fallout TV series is also on the horizon. Microsoft's new Xbox boss, Asha Sharma, is focused on increasing profitability for the franchise.