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Fallout's creator reveals you could have played as a snoring cow hater who believes in UFOs, had Black Isle stuck with its original licensed roleplaying system
By Rick Lane published
News Tim Cain spills the tea on "GURPS Fallout".

Immediately after putting The Elder Scrolls in Fallout 4, hero modder gets Fallout 1 working on the Pip-Boy too: 'This was so heavily requested, I couldn't pass it up'
By Ted Litchfield published
news Just get the whole series on there, I guess.

I played the Lord of the Rings RPG where Frodo can straight-up die and the game just keeps on going
By Joshua Wolens published
Fro-done Which would have made for a different book, I think.

Tim Cain says he got hired at Interplay because he knew THAC0 better than the other guy, and went out of his way to prove it
By Andy Chalk published
news You never know where things will lead.

Fallout's origin can be traced back to a pizza party Tim Cain threw
By Jody Macgregor published
News But were there anchovies?

Fallout was a 'B-tier product' that lost both the licenses it was banking on and had its lead dev joking, 'In a week, we’re going to be asking whether people want fries with their meal,' but now he thinks those trials 'turned out to be positives'
By Justin Wagner published
News The little post-apocalyptic roleplaying game that could.

The whole Fallout series is at a steep discount on Steam, so if you've been waiting 29 years to begin your journey in the wasteland, your time is now
By Justin Wagner published
News Hopefully you've managed to avoid spoilers in that time.

Fallout lead Tim Cain worked 70+ hours a week for 2 years to make the classic RPG: 'I'm glad things have changed, that was unsustainable—but it was also absolutely amazing'
By Ted Litchfield published
news "I often drove to work in the dark and drove home in the dark."

Fallout co-creator Tim Cain boils RPGs down into 9 different types of quests, but warns "more of one thing means less of another"
By Issy van der Velde published
News Developers only have a finite amount of time to code, so more quests can often mean more bugs.

Ron Perlman says he did the Fallout intro for $40 and a sandwich, he's never played it, and he's not interested in trying: 'The whole Fallout thing is a mystery to me'
By Andy Chalk published
news Perlman has uttered the famous four-word intro in nearly every Fallout game, but beyond that? No thanks.
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