Bearing in mind we haven't seen any evidence of another game coming down the pipeline just yet, Fallout seems remarkably close to the front of everyone's minds right now. A major part of that is the Prime Video adaptation breathing new life into the series, with the second season of that building brilliantly on the solid foundation of the lore.
Fallout 76 is still receiving regular updates as well, and with the news that new Xbox head Asha Sharma wants to prioritize the franchise moving forward, there could be announcements sooner than previously expected. In the meantime, there are still plenty of releases coming out that are connected to the franchise, and one in particular should appeal to fans of New Vegas.
Over on the official website for Dark Horse Direct, you should be able to find the product listing for the Victor Securitron PVC Figure. It's an officially licensed rendition of the version of the character that appears in the Prime Video adaptation, and it's actually very detailed, considering its non-premium price point.
The description of the product from the manufacturer reads as follows:
"Dark Horse, in partnership with Amazon MGM Studios, continues our line of figures from the acclaimed Prime Video series, Fallout, this time pulling characters straight from the scenes of Season 2.
"Victor the Securitron is a private security robot designed to perform a variety of roles including customer service and emergency response. When The Ghoul goes to an abandoned NCR base, he encounters Victor and, although his memory is “jimble-jambled” manages to impart enough information to inform the next part of The Ghoul’s plan."
The figure clocks in at an impressive 9.75" tall and weighs five pounds, meaning it's a fairly heavy desk ornament if that's what you're planning on doing with it. It's also priced quite reasonably, thanks to the PVC materials used to make it, and you'll be looking at a fee of $79.99 in the USA, with the price adjusted accordingly for other regions.
It's available for pre-order now, with shipping expected to go ahead between February — April 2027, though the store does reserve the right to change that at any time.
Though we're still a long way away from a new game in the series, we do have a much higher chance of getting a Fallout remake over the next year or two. Even that would help to while away some hours while we wait to hear about the future of the franchise, particularly coupled with the TV adaptation's third season.
