Rockstar Energy has shown off some incredible limited edition memorabilia dedicated to the Fallout and Elder Scrolls intellectual properties that have the Rockstar logo across it. Since Bethesda Softworks' first Fallout title and the subsequent release of Skyrim, the worlds that Bethesda has crafted over the years have captivated generations of gamers, and Rockstar Energy is celebrating the two franchises in a unique way.
The new Rockstar Energy memorabilia helmets are inspired by The Elder Scrolls Online and Fallout 76, and they have been made by converting discarded aluminum cans into proper molds that have been put together to effectively reflect both franchises. Although Fallout 76 was released to a large backlash from its design and live-service offerings, it has garnered more fans over time through regular updates and the Fallout 25th anniversary celebration that made the game free for a limited time. The Elder Scrolls Online has also gained in players over the years thanks to expansions like High Isle, Elsweyr, and Morrowind, but fared much more positively on launch than the aforementioned Fallout title.
Rockstar Energy has commissioned a prop master to make the life-sized replicas of Skyrim's Iron Helmet and a helmet for a suit of Fallout 76 Power Armor. Coinciding with the creation of the memorabilia, Rockstar Energy has also released limited-edition drinks with The Elder Scrolls Online and Fallout 76 artwork on them that will also reward Xbox gamers with a code for free access to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for one month. Though each of these special cans will offer such Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes and may act as a collectible for Bethesda fans, it's currently unclear if they will be stackable or not.
The crafting of these Fallout and The Elder Scrolls helmets follows a collaboration between Rockstar Energy and Xbox which acquired Bethesda's parent company ZeniMax Media last year. Rockstar Energy will show off the Elder Scrolls and Fallout memorabilia from December 15 to December 21 at gaming stores like Crazy Thumbs in London and R-Cade in Glasgow. The Elder Scrolls and Fallout fans that attend these events will be given free cans of Rockstar Energy to drink while they observe the new helmets which also come with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes.
Although Bethesda Softworks fans in the UK may be waiting for the arrival of this Fallout and The Elder Scrolls memorabilia at their local shop, players in other regions may be anticipating their arrival on other shores. While The Elder Scrolls Online and Fallout 76 roadmaps slowly come to fruition through patches, and their respective communities are updated on social channels, both franchises remain silent about these incredible Rockstar Energy creations.
