Gamestop Recalls Fallout 76 Helmet Due To Mold Exposure


You didn’t think the Fallout 76…fallout was over, did you? From broken promises to broken mechanics, broken merchandise, and overall just an embarrassment to Bethesda, Fallout 76 continues its trek down “how can this get worse” avenue with the latest news this week. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has posted a recall notice for Fallout 76’s T-51b Power Armor helmet. Forget a low quality canvas bag, how about a $150 helmet that could (theoretically) kill you?

Yes, Gamestop is recalling the T-51b collector power armor helmet due to concerns of mold being present in the fabric inserts.

“Mold can be present on the fabric insert inside the helmet, posing a risk of respiratory or other infections in individuals with compromised immune systems, damaged lungs or an allergy to mold.”

The CPSC notes that there have been no reported incidents/injuries related to the product at this time. Owners of the helmet are being urged to stop playing with it and immediately call Gamestop in order to procure a refund. Gamestop is apparently reaching out to all known customers so you might be getting a phone call within the next couple of weeks.

Source: CPSC

Raptr 50% Off TERA Coming Soon


Raptr is a gaming service similar to Xfire, that tracks time played, achievements, and occasionally offers some great reward coupons including in-game items and coupons for peripherals and other game items. To obtain the rewards, players simply have to reach certain levels of play on a set list of games.

Last week, I mentioned that Raptr was giving away 10,000 copies of Rift as well as digital upgrades to the collector’s edition and other items. Raptr would like to remind everyone this week that a current coupon is ending soon and to get on board before it does.

If you haven’t yet picked up TERA, you can do so with a 50% coupon for the standard or collector’s edition with Raptr. To qualify, you simply need to obtain “Amateur” rating on one of the following games with the Raptr desktop client:

  • Dungeons and Dragons Online
  • Eve Online
  • Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
  • Aion
  • Everquest 2
  • Diablo III
  • World of Tanks
  • Guild Wars 2
  • World of Warcraft
  • The Witcher 2
  • League of Legends
  • Starcraft II
  • Everquest
  • Rift
  • The Secret World
  • The Old Republic
  • Perfect World International
  • Lord of the Rings Online

The offer is only for players in Canada and the US. The codes will only be available until June 21st, after which any claimed code must be used before June 30th. Head over to Raptr.com to get more information:

(Source: Raptr Press Release)

Star Trek Online: Ten Dollhairs On Amazon


Away team of the USS R'lyeh

Captains log, stardate 2365 rounded off to the nearest decimal point. While on a trade mission to the Steam quadrant, our ship received a hail from the jungle planet of Amazon Rigel IV in an attempt to offload ancient relics at a reasonable price. The items themselves are data disks dating back to the early twenty first century, containing on them a “video game,” based on long forgotten dreams of space exploration. Our ship was not equipped with the necessary equipment to make use of these disks, but we agreed to forward the message to anyone who could make use of such primitive technology.

Those looking to buy should be informed that the low prices are supplemented by delivery costs and time, making a more timely and, arguably cheaper, alternative in other sources of purchase, particularly the D2D and Steam quadrants, both of which offer this product in transmission form.