In the world of cosplay, the Fallout franchise has supplied no shortage of inspiration. Costumes inspired by characters and items from the game's world have become a staple at gaming conventions ...

One of the best parts of being in a fandom is the material that exists outside of the canon product. While it can be truly satisfying to read the book, consume the film, or play the game itself, it ...

Fallout has been around since 1997, and it continues to thrive today. We’ve seen several installments, both mainline to spin-off games. At the same time, fans may be waiting on Fallout 5 to make its ...

Fallout 4 was all about rads, reasons why not to have a son, and yelling “Dammit, Danse” over and over again. It was an enormous adventure, taking fans right back to the Wasteland as the Sole Survivor ...

Though Hancock may be male in-game, anything is possible in the world of cosplay! In this instance, Hancock is portrayed by female cosplayer Emma Campbell from PCND/fx1 Studio over on Facebook. It’s ...

Just the other day Reddit lit up with some amazing Fallout 4 cosplay. No, it wasn't a vault dweller or a member of the Brotherhood. Instead, it was everyone's favorite gumshoe Nick Valentine. First ...

Many people love to participate in cosplay. And so do cats, apparently. Over on the Cat Cosplay Tumblr, you will find all sorts of cosplay images of cats. A really cool entry to the blog shows a kitty ...

With a pip-boy, a little rust and a lot of dirt, almost any franchise can be mashed up with Fallout. Even the smiling faces of Nintendo aren’t immune to nuclear fallout, and thankfully we have the ...

One of the biggest rules in cosplay creation: Make it look real, but not too real. Why? Because you end up with moments like the one in Grande Prairie, Alberta. According to CBC News, an unnamed ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Even cats are embracing Fallout 4 mania. From the Cat Cosplay Twitter account comes some images of a cat cosplaying as a Fallout survivor. It's ...

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. — What witnesses thought was a man walking around with a bomb on his back Tuesday afternoon, turned out to be a video game cosplayer with a bunch of painted Pringles potato chip ...