This isn’t to say that those fictional destinations aren’t as great, but when a game shows you a place you can actually go, you can add it to your bucket list and start planning your next destination vacation.
There are five games in the main series, but the more recent ones: Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, and Fallout 4, hit more recognizable spots in the United States.
Even so, the game faithfully recreates parts of Northern Virginia and Maryland as the surrounding area, like the Washington Naval Yard which houses one of the game’s largest hubs, Rivet City.
While the actual elements of the Las Vegas strip are greatly diminished, New Vegas recreates the highway system surrounding the city and several locations such as Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Goodsprings, Primm, and Nipton.
Fallout 4 – BostonFallout 4 is a goldmine for real-world locations mirroring the game, and they’re all conveniently close together, seeing as the game centers in Boston.
It would take you a whole week’s worth to hit all the things to do with kids in Boston that the game covers, not to mention everything else you’d find in the city.