Bethesda has always been rather reticent to license out its properties for merchandising,and to an extent I can appreciate wanting to preserve that kind of control. As a person who constantly wants to display his fandom to the detriment of every shelf and open space in a home, it's been frustrating. For whatever reason, and the release of Fallout 4 brought approximately a change in policy for Bethesda. It wasn't long after the release of Fallout 4 that we soon saw Bethesda properties finally getting their moment in the collectible sun.
If ever there was a video game that was deserving of its own action figure line,it's Fallout. The series has been around for decades, and the current incarnation under Bethesda is both widely acclaimed and a fan-favorite. Like many other Fallout fans, or I picked up the Funko Pops and looked over the company's action figure offerings. They were solid efforts,but in my eyes, not fairly enough for my own investment in this game franchise. For the hundreds and hundreds of hours I'd spent in the wastes, or I craved something more substantial. Fortunately for me,so did ThreeZero.
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