It’s almost time for Fallout 76 to officially launch. In fact, you can check out the PlayStation Store’s Countdown to Launch page for the game to see exactly how close to time it is. In the process, you can also pick up from free goodies for your PlayStation Network profile if you want, some wallpaper for whichever digital device you think needs more Fallout 76 branding, and even enter a giveaway contest just for showing up.
When you head over to the Countdown to Launch page, you can check it out and snag all of the goods. For example, on offer are three different PlayStation Network avatars. Two of them are Vault Boy in different poses, and the third is a Nuka-Cola bottle cap. To get these, you just need to click the “Claim Reward” button under each one, which will generate a code for redemption in the PlayStation Store.
To enter the giveaway, all you need to do is be logged into your PlayStation Network account in your browser, and click the similar button. You’ll be entered for a chance to win the sold out Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition, which includes several physical items in addition to the game and some digital content.
Finally, there’s a free wallpaper, which is offered in 4K, 1080p, and mobile resolutions.
[Source: PlayStation Store]
Fallout 76 Preview
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
A large part of Fallout 76's story involves figuring out the nature of Scorchers, these shambling enemies.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
The S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system has been adjusted, and as you can see, it's now card-based!
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
The juxtaposition of beautiful, rustic villages and decaying monsters is as thrilling as ever.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
I can fully attest that the Greenbrier's virtual counterpart feels much the same as its real one.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
We ran into a few tough spots in our demo (both solo and as a team) but we persevered! The game has a way of putting you on edge but letting you pull through.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
The Pip-Boy works about the same as it did in Fallout 4.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
Robots aren't always friendly NPCs! Sometimes they end up as enemies, too.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
Instead of getting a "Well Rested" buff, you and your team can play instruments for a minute or two to feel "Well Tuned."
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
Did we mention that our demo ended with a nuke hitting down near Vault 76?
