Pip-boy 2500

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I managed to scrape together just enough cash for a Pip-Boy 2000 from the old game, but I wanted to create my own Pip-Boy app for playing Fallout 4 without shelling out more bucks. To keep things low-key, I built a custom Pip-Boy 2500 as a handheld companion since lugging around a wrist-mounted one all day wouldn't exactly be comfortable as a PC player like me. The result is a Pip-Boy that looks suspiciously like the Pip-Boy 2000 and even bears a passing resemblance to the modded-out pip-boy from Fallout New Vegas. I initially created this for an LG Flex phone, but I adapted it to fit other popular phone dimensions since that's what most players probably have lying around. So far, all I've got is a functioning Pip-Boy for the LG, and while it looks sharp with the 5 new pip-boy menus from Fallout 4 tastefully replicated on there, there's no backing or ports, just plain, honest-to-goodness functionality like my gaming setup back at home.