Fallout 4 EB Games Nuke Pack

Regional exclusives hit different, and the Fallout 4 EB Games Nuke Pack on Xbox One is proof. This retailer-exclusive bundle was only available through EB Games locations in Australia and Canada, making it one of the harder Fallout 4 variants to track down outside those markets.

Developed by Bethesda Game Studios and released in 2015, Fallout 4 is the open-world RPG that sent players into the post-apocalyptic Commonwealth of Boston on Xbox One. As a mid-generation release, it arrived when the Xbox One library was thriving and collector editions were competing for shelf space. The Nuke Pack carved out its own identity with a carefully curated set of physical collectibles.

The SteelBook case gives your copy of Fallout 4 premium metal housing with custom Wasteland artwork that stands apart from the standard release. The Vault Boy mini bobblehead is a nod to one of the most beloved in-game collectible systems in RPG history, since hunting down bobbleheads throughout the Commonwealth is a core part of the Fallout 4 experience. The retro lunchbox leans into the 1950s atomic-age aesthetic that defines the entire Fallout universe, making it a display piece that captures the spirit of the series. Rounding out the set is a 37x10-inch Fallout 4 print, an oversized display piece built for framing and showing off.

Fallout 4 delivers hundreds of hours of exploration, crafting, settlement building, and combat across a sprawling open world filled with faction conflicts and hidden stories. The depth of gameplay here is staggering.

We love this pack because every item connects to something meaningful in the Fallout world. The regional EB Games exclusivity means these were produced in smaller numbers than mainline editions, and sealed examples have become increasingly difficult to source. For Fallout collectors building a complete variant set, the Nuke Pack is a must-have piece of the puzzle.