New "Fallout 4" Pipbox and seven other collectible controllers are up for grabs for those lucky contestants. The sweepstakes started on Aug. 28 and will end tomorrow, Aug. 31. For those who missed the announcement, here's what's at stake.
Follow RT for a chance to win a custom #Fallout 4 #Pipbox. #XboxOneEleven Official Rules: https://t.co/JaePl9E95u pic.twitter.com/Y2C2DV1wuT — Fallout (@Fallout) August 28, 2015
This is the custom-made "Fallout 4" Pipbox, which snap was uploaded on the game's official Twitter account.
RT for a chance to win. #JumpAhead #XboxSweepstakes NoPurchNec.Ends8/31.Rules: https://t.co/xjAjCLueyZ pic.twitter.com/sEyhTyuNHK — Xbox (@Xbox) August 29, 2015
What is shown above is the promotional photo of the seven controllers with consoles, shared on Xbox's official Twitter account, to be given away.
The "Fallout 4" Pipbox is a special edition of Microsoft's Xbox One console and controller. GottaBe Mobile learned that Bethesda will only be shipping this special-made console in addresses located in the United States.
The report further stated that there will only be five "Fallout 4" Pipbox Xbox One that will be released, and it is unclear if the company will host a separate contest for fans living outside the country.
Other than "Fallout 4" console and controller, "Halo 5: Guardians," "Rise of the Tomb Raider," "Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2," "Rainbow Six Siege," "Mirror's Edge Catalyst" and "IGN" are the other titles featured.
How to get these cool stuffs?
Option one, if you are going to the PAX Prime, which started on Aug. 28 and will end on Aug. 31, all you need to do is look for the booth of Xbox One. Snap a photo, then Instagram or Tweet it using the hashtags #xboxsweepstakes and #xbox, as per Xbox Wire.
If you can't make it to the event, you can log in to your Twitter account. Special instructions for Twitter includes retweeting the specific tweet.
There's no need to purchase anything to enter the contest. For more details about the contest, click here.
Meanwhile, the latest update for the upcoming "Fallout 4" game pertains to its overall lighting. "Fallout 3" was darker because it depicted feelings of being in a nuclear Fallout, while its sequel has a brighter scene which will show the life after the destruction, Gamezone reported.
"Fallout 4" is slated to be released on Nov. 10. "Fallout" fans out there, you still have until 6 p.m. PST tomorrow, Aug. 31, to join the contest.
