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Nuka-Cola fridges are pre-War containers used to refrigerate Nuka-Cola and are seen throughout the Fallout series.
Fallout 3
Although containing ice cold Nuka-Colas, a Nuka-Cola fridge cannot convert Nuka-Cola to ice cold Nuka-Cola like the Pristine Nuka-Cola machine that the Lone Wanderer can buy for their home. Nuka-Cola fridges are similar to 1950's fridges, especially since these have latches. Most fridges found are old and rusted due to neglect after the Great War.
Variations
- A fully operational, antique variety can be found in Sierra Petrovita's home in Girdershade.
- Some throughout the Wasteland (e.g. in the Nuka-Cola plant) have no doors and are thus useless.
Fallout: New Vegas
The New Vegas variant is virtually the same as in Fallout 3. Several locations with Nuka-Cola fridges include:
- There is one in Vault 22, on the upper part of the common area.
- There is one in Black Mountain in the broadcast building first floor.
- One in the Nipton shop behind Boxcars.
- There is one inside the Cottonwood Cove mess hall.
Fallout 4
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- There is one located in Rock Falls, located in Jesse Gomer's hideout.
- There are two located in Osceolla, one located in the above ground compound and one belowground.
Gallery
The Nuka-Cola fridge compared to the ordinary fridge in Cottonwood Cove mess hall.
A Nuka-Cola fridge found in the special random encounter Tin Man in Fallout 2.
From the Art of Fallout 4