Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español.

As Fallout fans converged on Southern Nevada for their annual pilgrimage, the National Atomic Testing Museum was transforming itself — stocking fridges with ice-cold Nuka-Cola, showcasing pristine bright blue Vault 33 suits and lighting up the iconic “Welcome to New Vegas” sign.

The preparations heralded an unprecedented partnership between the museum and game publisher Bethesda Softworks, bringing the world’s largest publicly available Fallout collection to its spiritual home in Southern Nevada.

Officials from the museum and Bethesda Softworks hope it will get longtime fans and those with a special interest in U.S. history to check out the franchise and its deep connection to the region.

“We knew that we wanted to have an experie

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