It’s the Pip-Boy 3000, the wrist-wearable computer from Fallout, ... To be honest, I felt a little alienated when I saw the first round of these hacks years ago when I hadn’t played it yet.

So, points to DeviantART user Chanced1 for his Pip Boy prop. Before you ask: yes, it actually works, as it’s designed to slot an iPhone in. So you pretty much just install a Pip Boy skin, throw ...

The pip-boy is a little silly, of course, but so is Fallout. Bethesda's Todd Howard put it pretty well at Bethesda's press conference on sunday night: ...

The Fallout 4 Pip-Boy is meant to give fans a chance at owning a real-life version of the universe's wrist computer.Given that we already have supercomputers in our pockets, it made sense for ...

The Pip-Boys also allow players to customize and change their inventory. While MacLachlan didn't say exactly what the real-life Pip-Boys did, he said they provided some "little location things ...

Behind the Creation and Evolution of Fallout's Iconic Pip-Boy. With insight from designers, ... 25 years ago—but if we did, we may have streamlined [the Pip-Boy] a little bit more.” ...

Bethesda isn’t making any more of its Fallout 4 Pip Boy Edition for PS4, Xbox One and PC which puts some consumers in a tough position as we approach the game’s November 10th release date.

Fallout 4 doesn't come out for a few more days, but you can go ahead and download the game's companion app now on Google Play and iTunes. The Pip-Boy, as its called, won't do a whole lot of useful ...