For the Fallout 3 location, see Super-Duper Mart (Fallout 3). For the Fallout 4 location, see Super Duper Mart (Fallout 4). For the Fallout 76 location, see Super-Duper Mart (Watoga). |
Super-Duper Mart was a pre-War retail corporation that operated a chain of grocery stores and supermarkets.
Background[]
The Super-Duper Marts chain operated chains stores throughout the United States and offered a wide variety of foods like Salisbury Steak and BlamCo Mac & Cheese and household products like Abraxo cleaner, gardening supplies and home décor.[1] The company also had a "Super-Duper Discount Club", offering 10% reductions on purchases.[1]
Some stores, like the Lexington location also had a cafeteria that offered customers hot coffee, espresso, tea, and other hot beverages as well as snack foods. Advertisements can also be seen in the Mojave Wasteland and a miniature model can be found in the World of Refreshment. An automated Super-Duper Mart can be found in the Appalachian city of Watoga, advertised as the "future of grocery stores."[2]
Company positions[]
Locations[]
Location | Game |
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Washington, D.C. | Fallout 3 |
Lexington | Fallout 4 |
Glowing Sea | Fallout 4 |
Quincy ruins | Fallout 4 |
Far Harbor | Fallout 4 |
Morgantown | Fallout 76 |
Big B's Rest Stop | Fallout 76 |
Watoga | Fallout 76 |
Notes[]
In Fallout: New Vegas, advertisements for Super-Duper Mart can be found in the Sunset Sarsaparilla headquarters, an El Rey Motel room, the Cottonwood Cove mess hall, and in Mick & Ralph's, as well as the Divide in the add-on Lonesome Road.
Appearances[]
Super-Duper Marts appear in Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout 76 and Fallout Shelter. It is also mentioned in Fallout: New Vegas.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Super-Duper Mart advertisement
- ↑ Voice of Watoga: "Welcome to Super Duper Mart! The future of grocery stores!"
(Voice of Watoga's dialogue) - ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Super-Duper Mart positions