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About this mod
Nuka-Cola branded terminals in a variety of designs for your settlement.
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
What it is
This is basically what it says on the tin. Nuka branded terminals by International Consumer and Business Machines(1) in a corded and non-corded version.
Version 1.04 brings two new styles for the Autumn/Winter 2077 season. For those who prefer their branding a bit more "in your face" we present the Phat Edition with double sized logos and an extra logo on the top. For those who prefer their machines to have that distressed look, there is the stunning Hipster Edition.
Version 1.05 adds two new designs - the Cherry and Gray editions.
For those who are conservative or just joyless (was somebody mean to you as a child?) there's the Gray edition. As drab and boring as it sounds, the Gray edition is, well, gray.
For the executive that wants the most stylish edition, with a fully mechanical keyboard for the best typing experience(2), ICBM are proud to present the Cherry edition. The stylish addition of the Nuka Cherry logo makes a definite statement, and brings back memories of Pacha in Ibiza. If that's not enough, the logos are illuminated and the keyboard features RnoGB backlighting.
Version 1.57 introduces the Nuka-Cola Zer0 terminal(3,4), that's even more transparent than recent US policies.
It's an ESL, and either loose files (default download) which works with any version of the game, or a BA2 archive which requires the Next Gen update.
Anyway, love/hate/perform bizarre experiments on.
Footnotes
1: There was an impending legal battle regarding IP infringement as it looked exactly the same as Robco's machines. A nuclear apocalypse struck that case out with prejudice.
2: Ideal for waking your partner up when you're typing mod descriptions at 4.30am in the office, and the clicks are so loud she can hear you in the bedroom.
3: Nuka-Cola was just getting ready to launch this in time for Xmas. It would have had zero sugar and zero taste.
4: The NIF for this was really hacky to put together, and there's actually two terminals welded together.
This is basically what it says on the tin. Nuka branded terminals by International Consumer and Business Machines(1) in a corded and non-corded version.
Version 1.04 brings two new styles for the Autumn/Winter 2077 season. For those who prefer their branding a bit more "in your face" we present the Phat Edition with double sized logos and an extra logo on the top. For those who prefer their machines to have that distressed look, there is the stunning Hipster Edition.
Version 1.05 adds two new designs - the Cherry and Gray editions.
For those who are conservative or just joyless (was somebody mean to you as a child?) there's the Gray edition. As drab and boring as it sounds, the Gray edition is, well, gray.
For the executive that wants the most stylish edition, with a fully mechanical keyboard for the best typing experience(2), ICBM are proud to present the Cherry edition. The stylish addition of the Nuka Cherry logo makes a definite statement, and brings back memories of Pacha in Ibiza. If that's not enough, the logos are illuminated and the keyboard features RnoGB backlighting.
Version 1.57 introduces the Nuka-Cola Zer0 terminal(3,4), that's even more transparent than recent US policies.
It's an ESL, and either loose files (default download) which works with any version of the game, or a BA2 archive which requires the Next Gen update.
Anyway, love/hate/perform bizarre experiments on.
Footnotes
1: There was an impending legal battle regarding IP infringement as it looked exactly the same as Robco's machines. A nuclear apocalypse struck that case out with prejudice.
2: Ideal for waking your partner up when you're typing mod descriptions at 4.30am in the office, and the clicks are so loud she can hear you in the bedroom.
3: Nuka-Cola was just getting ready to launch this in time for Xmas. It would have had zero sugar and zero taste.
4: The NIF for this was really hacky to put together, and there's actually two terminals welded together.