In line with Bethesda's "Fallout 4," its "Wasteland Workshop" DLC has revealed the Chryslus Rocket "69 in Forza 6. Also, the game is set to have a lower PlayStation 4 bundle price.

According to The Verge, gamers can now drive the Chryslus Rocket "69 in Forza 6. As per the publication, the vehicle, which is viewed as the most elegant of "Fallout's" "retrofuturistic" vehicles, cannot be bought; however, Microsoft will reportedly send out codes to players to have played wither "Fallout 4" or "Forza 6" while signed into Xbox Live.

As per the company, it could take up to seven days for the codes to arrive. The reason behind the length of time of arrival is the quantity of codes being sent across the world, which is millions.

The publication also noted that the inclusion of the Rocket "69 had been foreseen for a long time. It was in November 2015 when the collaboration between the two game titles materialized. Previously, the rusted 1956 Ford F100 stood as the first car to be launched, along with a Vault Boy paint job.

In other news, players can obtain "Fallout 4" for $30 on PC, according to IGN. As per the publication, console copies were not included on the aforementioned sales; however, the Playstation 4 and Xbox One versions both cost $38. As per the publication, the title previously costed about $50, thus, the latest price suggests a good deal.

Bethesda's "Fallout 4" "Wasteland Workshop" DLC is set to be available for download at 12 a.m. EST in North America and 12 a.m. in other European territories.