Fallout 76 Reveals Special ‘Robot White’ Xbox One X Bundle
Bethesda is bringing the wasteland into multiplayer in Fallout 76, where a huge open world, immense customization, and community-based gameplay are looking to provide the most expansive entry in the series yet. The shiny-new prequel adventure places players in early efforts to recolonize an irradiated West Virginia, and those bright in-game aspirations have now manifested themselves into a glorious new Xbox One X bundle.
The Xbox One X is already a 4K force to be reckoned with, but the console is now receiving a ‘Robot White’ makeover in conjunction with the release of Fallout 76. The bundle notably comes packaged with a white variant of the Xbox One X, the first version of the premium console to sport the color, in addition to a similarly-themed wireless controller. Also included is the the full digital edition of Fallout 76 (when it releases), which includes the game’s upcoming B.E.T.A. as the bundle includes the pre-order for the title.
Pre-orders for the mouthfully-dubbed Xbox One X Robot White Special Edition Fallout 76 Bundle is currently live at GameStop for the price of $499.99 USD. While the price tag is anything but modest, it’s remarkable that the cost isn’t any more expensive than a regular retail Xbox One X. This bundle practically makes Fallout 76 a free game, with the lovely white color scheme being an even more incredible bonus. The Fallout 76 Xbox One X bundle will begin selling worldwide on October 15th, while the game is set to release for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on November 14th.
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