Fallout Day celebrations are in full swing, and Bethesda just dropped a fresh round of real-world partnerships that take the Wasteland beyond the screen. From a museum exhibit doubling in size to a fan-voted soda flavor, there’s plenty for Fallout fans to get excited about.
Nuka-Twist (Credits: IGN)
The headline announcement is the expansion of the World of Fallout exhibit at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas. The collection — featuring props, costumes, and memorabilia from the games and the Amazon TV show — is adding two new galleries that will double its footprint. Expect interactive installations, museum artifacts, and interpretive displays that dive deep into Fallout’s alternate history.
Fallout Cafe Returns to Tokyo
Across the globe, the Fallout Cafe is coming back to Tower Records in Tokyo for a second year, serving up Fallout-themed food and exclusive merchandise. If you can make the trip to Japan, the menu alone is worth the visit. Back in the States, the third annual Fallout Night with the Texas Stars hockey team is set for October 24, with attendees scoring a collectible Fallout bobblehead.
Pick the Flavor of Nuka Twist
And here’s the big one: Bethesda and Jones Soda have teamed up again for Project T.W.I.S.T. — the Taste-worthiness Initiative for Shelter Transition. Fans get to vote on the official flavor of Nuka Twist, the Nuka-Cola variant added to Fallout 76 in the Nuka-World on Tour update. Voting runs October 21–31 on the Jones Soda website.
Why does this matter? In-game, Nuka-Twist grants a handy 10-minute, +2 buff to one of your seven S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats — but its actual flavor was never canonically established. Now fans get to make Wasteland history by picking it themselves.
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Source: IGN — read the full story there.
