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Bethesda Releases The Pip-Boy Fallout 4 Companion App For Android

2015-11-04 23.04.35

CHOO CHOO! That's the Fallout 4 hype train pulling into the station. We're now less than a week away from the return of everyone's favorite post-apocalyptic RPG. If you've been looking longingly at your empty limited edition Pip-Boy wrist accessory, the app that makes it into a "real" Pip-Boy is finally here. For everyone else, it's still a cool second-screen experience.

This app runs on your phone or tablet to basically turn it into a Pip-Boy from the game—a collection of all your character's stats, perks, quests, maps, and more.

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