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Bethesda celebrates 40 years with new tees, plus the Nuka Girl

Some fresh gear is heading to the Official Bethesda Gear Store, as the publisher celebrates 40 years of games.

Happy 40th Bethesda

The Official Bethesda Gear Store is loaded for bear with sale merchandise at present. Powered by DPI Merch, the company’s store is offering a “Christmas in July” event, which sees prices slashed on select collectibles, home goods, and apparel.

But aside from that, there’s also something new heading to the store, to mark a very special occasion. That, as you can see above, would be the publisher’s 40th anniversary. And just for the auspicious event, said shop is loading up with some celebratory goods.

Starting this Thursday (July 30th, 2026), fans will be able to find 40th anniversary tees and crewnecks. The crimson red apparel will come equipped with a logo that’s a nod to the vintage design from decades gone by. You know the one. Just for the record though, it’s definitely not identical to the classic. But all the same, the reimagined version does carry the same flair as one that preceded the intros of iconic titles like The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. Then from those, there are also a pair of Nuka Girl items to check out.

Those aren’t linked to the 40th anniversary goods, but they’re pretty neat nonetheless. The first is a Nuka Girl tee, that features the classic Fallout pinup in all her glory. The second is a little more substantial, delivering a 12.8” tall statue of the gal in question, who’s ready to take a trip to the great beyond with her rocket.

The tee is posted right now on the Bethesda Gear Store, and priced in at $34.99 USD. As for the statue, that’s up for pre-order, with the price of $159.99 USD attached. No word on when it might start shipping.

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