Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game

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19971997
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Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game (1997)

After being sent by the overseer of his vault to search for a new water purifying chip, the player discovers the horrors of post apocalyptic America, and the threat of the Master's Army.After being sent by the overseer of his vault to search for a new water purifying chip, the player discovers the horrors of post apocalyptic America, and the threat of the Master's Army.After being sent by the overseer of his vault to search for a new water purifying chip, the player discovers the horrors of post apocalyptic America, and the threat of the Master's Army.

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9.2/10

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Director
- Feargus Urquhart
Writer
- Mark O'Green(dialogue)
Stars
- Charlie Adler(voice)
- Richard Dean Anderson(voice)
- Jeff Bennett(voice)

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Charlie Adler

Harold
(voice)

Richard Dean Anderson

Killian
(voice)

Jeff Bennett

Loxley
(voice)

Clancy Brown

Rhombus
(voice)

Jim Cummings

Set
(voice)
…

Keith David

Decker
(voice)

Brad Garrett

Harry
(voice)

Tony Jay

The Lieutenant
(voice)

Tress MacNeille

Jain
(voice)

Kenneth Mars

Overseer
(voice)
(as Ken Mars)

Richard Moll

Cabbot
(voice)

Ron Perlman

Butch Harris
(voice)
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CCH Pounder

Vree
(voice)

Pamela Adlon

Nicole
(voice)
(as Pam Segall)

Tony Shalhoub

Aradesh
(voice)
(as Tony Shalub)

Kath Soucie

Laura
(voice)
…

Cree Summer

Tandi
(voice)

David Warner

Morpheus
(voice)

Director
- Feargus Urquhart
Writer
- Mark O'Green(dialogue)
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Trivia
One of the random encounters when walking across the desert is a blue police box, standing in the middle of nowhere. It disappears when you approach it. This is a reference to Doctor Who (1963).

Goofs
Ton Barracus, a guard in the Cathedral, tells the player that they call him Ton because he weighs two thousand pounds. A kilogram is two point two (2.2) pounds, making a metric ton 2200 pounds.

Quotes
Narrator: War... War never changes.

Alternate versions
There are three versions of this game, distinguished by the levels of adult content:
The US version - has four levels of violence and a language filter option
The UK version - has children removed from the game, the maximum violence option is disabled
The ELV version - has children removed from the game, no adjustable level of violence (stuck on lowest), the language filter cannot be turned off

Connections
Featured in Outside Xbox: 6 Fallout Vaults That Drove Everyone Super Crazy, Surprise (2015)

Soundtracks
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Performed by The Ink Spots (as Ink Spots)
Written by Allan Flynn and Frank Madden

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10/10

*THE* best roleplaying game so far (2001)

With maybe the exception for the sequel. The awesome environments, the freedom to do stuff your way (being evil works, and its fun!), the natural language (f*** and c*** are used, and it sounds good too (in other words not put in there just to be there))

Also it has a wonderful sense of humor.. I can't wait for Fallout 3 (tactics wasn't that great) and Arcanum, I'm hoping they can still keep the same wonderful feeling.

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