' They're being made today, it's not like they're done and sitting in a warehouse. This is as long as we can run the lines and as many of them as we can make,'' he told Gamespot. 'We reached a point where we'd go back to the factories and they were like, 'guys, this is it, sorry.
Gamespot caught up with Pete Hines, Bethesda's Marketing VP at Quakecon, and he says that they're just not going to get any more. Bethesda and its manufacturing partners are already producing Pip-Boys at capacity, and they won't be able to make any more. The thing is, making physical objects isn't quite as flexible as selling more game discs or digital downloads.
