More hopium for Fallout 3 Remastered emerges as the unannounced RPG is named in a new product listing for an upcoming figure

More Fallout remaster evidence has seemingly emerged as an upcoming list of figures from McFarlane Toys describes a Nuka Cola figure as being from Fallout 3 Remastered.

After the Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag remaster, now officially known as Black Flag Resynced, the worst-kept secret in games seems to be that either Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, or both will be returning in the near future in the same vein as 2025's Oblivion Remastered. Hopes for a Fallout New Vegas announcement popped up recently after Iron Galaxy Studios – who ported Skyrim to Switch and developed Skyrim VR and Fallout 4 VR – posted a picture with a New Vegas loading screen prominently featured, but the studio later got out there to say that it meant nothing, and was just a poor choice of image.

However, it's not even been a month, and now another piece of Fallout remaster news has creeped out of its vault. As spotted by Toy News International, online retailer Brodepot – which has regularly posted about unannounced figures in the past – has a new set of listings from McFarlane Toys. Hidden away in there is a listing for Elite Edition 7in – Fallout 3 Remastered – #13 T-45B Nuka Cola.

Now, the figure itself isn't new news, as it was spotted less than a month ago at the New York Toy Fair, so we know that part is legit. The interesting part, however, is the specific mention of Fallout 3 Remastered, which is an unannounced game.

That being said, the pictures of the figure show the armor standing on a Fallout 76 base, so maybe take this with a grain of salt for now. In fact, one collectibles retailer has an Elite Edition 7-inch Nuka Cola figure up for pre-order right now, also listed as being from Fallout 76. Is that going to stop Fallout 3 fans from praying that this is confirmation of a remake, though? Of course not.

As Fallout 3 and New Vegas remake hopes and rumors persist, Bethesda's Todd Howard says he's actually "anti-remake" and prefers remasters like Oblivion's instead.