Threezero’s sixth scale T-45 is one of the most mouth-watering action figures we’ve ever seen. It stands 14.5″ tall and comes with a laser rifle. You’ll be able to swap the armor pieces between this and future Power Armor figures. Drops 1/28/16 for $380+.

(PG-13) Fallout 4 lets you build settlements, complete with customizable lighting. YouTuber Saucy Sausage spent a total of 20 hours erecting this proof that even in the wasteland, boys will be boys. The climax is at 3:40, but you should watch the whole thing.

(PG-13) videogamedunkey shows what you can do with console commands, a nuke-wielding pot calling the kettle black and that melons are the new cheese. Post-nuclear King Kong needs to have his own power armor.

(PG-13: Language) Fallout 4 has a robot butler named Codsworth that can recognize and say certain player names. Polygon played a Scribblenautsian name game with the robot to test its limits. If he can’t say your name, you might be insulted at what he can say.

(Crude humor, Gore) Conan admires his own body, goes on a killing spree with the Slow Downy Machine and looks for post-nuclear hookups in the latest Clueless Gamer episode. War. War never changes. And by war we mean Fallout‘s graphics.

“You don’t find the Institute. The Institute finds you.” The launch trailer for Fallout 4 hints that MIT’s post-nuclear incarnation will play a significant role in the game, with its androids being a particularly significant concern among survivors.

Microsoft is giving away a Fallout 4-themed custom Xbox One console along with an Xbox One copy of the sold out Fallout 4 Pip-Boy Edition. Details on Major Nelson’s website. Skip to 2:43 to view the “Pip-Box One.”

This Fallout 4 ad is a slick live action version of the game, complete with Dogmeat, power armor and robot butlers. It also managed to recontextualize a sleazy song. Imagine hearing Mambo No. 5 in the trailer for Fallout 15.

The latest Fallout 4 short tackles one our most important traits, post-nuclear survivor or not. A high intelligence makes it easier to hack security, make weapons, navigate, heal and make experimental drugs.

What could charm possibly do for you in a post-nuclear world? Turns out, a lot. In Fallout 4, having a high Charisma stat will make it easier for you to barter, befriend wild creatures, coerce others and more.

The latest SPECIAL short takes on something even Fallout newbies can understand. The Endurance trait helps you run farther, resist radiation, become a cannibal… So why watch it? Because it’s the funniest video in the series yet.

For Fallout 4, Bethesda simplified the way you acquire Perks and Skills. Both are now simply called Perks and are grouped under the seven SPECIAL traits. The higher you are in one trait, the more Perks you can unlock in that group. More here.

Bethesda keeps the Fallout 4 hype boat afloat by highlighting the franchise’s underlying attribute system SPECIAL in a series of ’40s-style animated short films. First up is Strength.

Fallout 4 gameplay footage from Bethesda’s E3 showcase, including the game’s first few minutes, the character creation system, the return of the VATS combat mechanic and the new equipment and settlement building system.

For his latest VFX-filled short, Andrew McMurray mashes up the worlds of these two action RPGs as Vault Boy takes on the mighty Dovahkin. Will a Pip-Boy 3000 and Nuka-Cola trump a sword and a helmet with horns? Tune in and find out!

(Gore) A fan-made short film about Legate Lanius, one of the main antagonists in Fallout: New Vegas. It’s not without its problems – the fight scenes are either dizzying or sloppy – but it’ll be enjoyable to fans of the game.

(NSFW: Language) A former Ranger reluctantly takes on a quest to look for a fallen friend’s daughter. Red Star is a serious tale set in the world of Fallout: New Vegas, made by the folks behind the Nuka Break short and online series.

Master prop maker Harrison Krix aka Volpin Props made this beautiful replica of the Terrible Shotgun, a powerful weapon from Fallout 3. Krix made the replica for the Nuka Break web series.

Wayside Creations’ Nuka Break, one of the most polished fan films we’ve ever seen, is now a web series. Still stars Twig, Ben and Scar, still clean, slick and funny, still very much Fallout.

Chanced1’s replicas of the Pip-Boy 3000 from Fallout 3 are so well made you won’t notice they’re made of paper unless you look closely. It uses an iPhone for its display, similar to this hack.

It’s official: Ukrainian-developed Metro 2033 has been picked up to THQ; it’s a Russian version of Fallout, albeit with recent technology that’s more on par with Modern Warfare 2.

Fans of live-action roleplaying (LARP) can proceed to wet their pants now: 300 Fallout fans hit an abandoned Russian air-defense base with some serious post-apocalyptic hi-jinx.

With Fallout 3 in stores today, bone up on your post-nucular mythology with this Retrospective trailer by GameTrailers.com; it runs 15 minutes and does have some spoilers.