A collector’s edition wearable power armor helmet from Bethesda’s Fallout 76 sold through GameStop has been recalled due to extremely high levels of mold. Approximately 20,000 units of the ...

If you recently purchased a T-51b collectable helmet, most recently seen in Fallout 76, and are currently wearing it—I can't imagine why you wouldn't be—then you might want to remove it.

Here is Bethesda's statement on the matter: "The helmets that are being recalled are not from our Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition, but are instead a different line of helmets sold exclusively by ...

A collectible helmet, produced to celebrate the launch of Fallout 76, is being recalled because it contains dangerous levels of mold. While no incidents or injuries have been reported at this time ...

No other models, editions, or colors of the Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition helmets (gun-metal or grey color finish) are involved in this recall. The photo below shows the recalled red-colored ...

Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition comes with a wearable power armour helmet. It has a working headlamp and voice modulator, and it fits right on your head. The helmet is based on the T-51 model of ...

The grey helmets included with the Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition (see below) are not part of the recall. The spokesperson says those who bought the recalled helmets have already been contacted ...

So if you ever wanted to take part in Fallout history or just have a great helmet to call your own, these auctions are for you! Fallout 76 releases on November 14 for Xbox One , PlayStation 4 and PC .

Fallout 76’s special edition, announced at Bethesda’s E3 2018 event, will include a wearable helmet. Seriously — it’s a big ol’ wearable helmet. To be specific, it’s the T-51b helmet ...

Much like Fallout 4's wearable Pip Boy, the Fallout 76 Power Armor edition includes a helmet you can plunk on your head for a Brotherhood of Steel role-playing session. Wearing the helmet would ...