Those beautiful, burned out husks from the streets of Fallout 4 are now something you can drive. Starting today, the Chryslus Rocket ‘69 — easily the most beautiful of Fallout’s retro-futuristic vehicles — is playable in Forza 6. You can’t buy it, though; instead, Microsoft will be sending out codes to those who have played either Forza 6 or Fallout 4 while signed into Xbox Live. “Due to the millions of codes being sent, it can take up to seven days for codes to arrive,” the company says. The addition of the Rocket ‘69 has actually been a long time coming. The collaboration between the two games was announced way back in November, just before Fallout 4 launched. The first car to launch was a rusted 1956 Ford F100, complete with a Vault Boy paint job, while the slick Rocket was said to be coming “soon.” Better late than never.
You can now drive Fallout 4’s slickest car in Forza 6
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