Fallout 4 might be old, but it still makes my heart race. Here’s how I turned my 10mm pistol into a mini-nuke launcher and fell in love all over again.

Fallout 76 gives players complete freedom to explore the wastelands and one of the most satisfying things to do is discovering how to launch a nuke.

The Striker is not a traditional weapon by any means. Based on the Fat Man, a mini-nuke launcher, the creator of this weapon traded out the mini-nukes for modified bowling balls.

They typically carry a missile launcher, which will make quick work of low-level players. Read More: Where to Farm Holiday Scorched in Fallout 76 Once you clear the place, check inside both cabins.

Skyline Valley behaves differently, unlike other regions in Fallout 76, where a nuclear blast zone is marked by a red circle on the map. If a nuke is launched in this region, no marker appears on ...

7 of the most unrealistic weapons from Fallout that would never work While the games are, on the whole, incredible, some of the weapons available just make no sense at all. Updated: May 26, 2024 ...

Maybe you'll be able to use Fallout-inspired weapons like mini nukes. This is just the latest example of Epic being tapped into the zeitgeist better than just about any other publisher or studio.

A talented Fallout fan shares their incredible 3D-printed recreation of the mini-nuke, as seen across several titles in the series.

Gaming bethesda fallout Bethesda to release 7-game Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Anthology with mini-nuke case ahead of TV show launch Arriving the day before Amazon's new series By Rob Thubron February ...

Instead, the mini-nuke is packed with seven Fallout 76-style "perk cards," each one printed with a Steam key for one of the games in the collection.

The Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L Anthology is not only infuriating to type, but also a nuke-shaped container for a set of “collectible” (an English word used when there’s more than one of a thing ...

Case in point: developer Jonah Lobe just confirmed that a quarry containing flashing lights and a mini-nuke is a Lost reference, and definitely not a Lovecraft shout-out, thank you very much.