Season 1 of Amazon’s Fallout adaptation is up for grabs for $30 on 4K Blu-ray at Amazon<\/a>. Fallout Season 1 released on 4K and 1080p Blu-ray as well as DVD on July 8. With Amazon’s current deal, the 4K Blu-ray edition is the same price as the 1080p edition<\/a>. While you’re checking out the deal, take a look at the upcoming Fallout Funko Pops<\/a> that Amazon just started taking preorders on.<\/p>\n Now’s not a bad time to catch up or rewatch Season 1, as Amazon has revealed Fallout Season 2 will premiere December 17<\/a>. Unlike Season 1, which released all of its episodes on the same day, Season 2 will follow a traditional weekly schedule. Episodes will stream on Wednesdays, with the Season 2 finale slated for February 4. <\/p>\n To be clear, the Fallout 4K Blu-ray deal is for the standard edition with a plastic case, not Amazon’s exclusive Steelbook Edition<\/a>. The collectible 4K Blu-ray edition sold out shortly after preorders opened in April. We saw brief restocks during launch week and in mid-July, but it’s been sold out for about a month now. Amazon has indicated this truly is a limited-edition release, so we wouldn’t be surprised if the Steelbook Edition is gone for good.<\/p>\n Fallout: Season 1 is a three-disc set featuring all eight episodes in 4K resolution (2160p) with HDR (Dolby Vision and HDR10). It also supports enhanced audio with Dolby Atmos and Dolby TrueHD 7.1 surround sound.<\/p>\n Season 1’s eight episodes clock in at 450 minutes (7.5 hours). After you’re done, you can pop in the special features disc and watch an assortment of behind-the-scenes featurettes. Like many other 4K releases of shows and movies, the bonus content is on a regular Blu-ray disc instead of 4K.<\/p>\n You can check out the full list of special features below:<\/p>\n Fallout: Season 1 Special Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Season 1 released on Prime Video<\/a> last April and earned positive reviews from critics and fans, making it one of the few live-action video game adaptations for TV that lived up to its namesake. It’s fairly uncommon for Amazon to release its original shows on Blu-ray, so it’s cool that Fallout is now available to watch without a subscription. The physical editions were manufactured and distributed by Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment.<\/p>\n The show follows three characters as they trek across the Wasteland–a Vault dweller heading above ground for the first time, a squire of the Brotherhood of Steel, and a deadly bounty hunter known as The Ghoul.<\/p>\n We’ve rounded up some cool Fallout merch below, in case you want to add some collectibles to your display shelves.<\/p>\n The official Fallout Store<\/a> on Amazon is loaded with products themed around the Prime Video show and Bethesda’s game series. From backpacks and hoodies to records and figurines, there\u2019s a little bit of everything, including a Vault Boy plush fashioned as a rubber duck<\/a>, as shown above. You can also get Vault Boy, Vault Girl, Nuka-Cola, and more characters fashioned as vinyl rubber duck figures. Nuka-Girl<\/a> is on sale for $8.79 (was $20), while the T-51 duck<\/a> is only five bucks.<\/p>\n Funko is releasing new vinyl figures for the second season of Fallout. The $15 Funko Pop figures launch this December and are available to preorder now:<\/p>\n If you like action figures and statues, check out this four-pack of six-inch Fallout figures<\/a>. You could also grab the premium Fallout Maximus Figure<\/a> by Dark Horse for $55 (was $70). Standing 10 inches tall, the hand-painted Brotherhood of Steel collectible is a great addition to any home theater or game room.<\/p>\n Fallout fans who like construction sets should check out the pair of Mega Bloks sets based on the Fallout 4 video game. Both sets released last year and were sold out for months before Amazon restocked them earlier this year. The Amazon-exclusive Mega Fallout T-60 Power Armor Set<\/a><\/strong> comes with five micro action figures and buildable rigs (327 pieces) for $32.39. The Mega Fallout: Red Rocket Truck Stop Set<\/a><\/strong> is a larger 824-piece playset with multiple figures and game-accurate details. You can pick up this set for $70 (was $86).<\/p>\n Speaking of post-apocalyptic TV series based on video games that have received good reviews, The Last of Us Season 2 releases on 4K Blu-ray on September 23. The Limited Edition Steelbook is still available to preorder<\/a>, and Amazon has dropped the price from $47 to $35.<\/p>\nWatch Fallout Season 1<\/h4>\n
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