Interplay’s (and later Bethesda’s) Fallout games have always held a special place in the hearts of players. Waits between mainline installments have only grown longer, and there may be plenty of other post-apocalyptic worlds, but folks love the RPG series for its immersive world and black sense of humor. Fallout scratc…
Interplay’s (and later Bethesda’s) Fallout games have always held a special place in the hearts of players. Waits between mainline installments have only grown longer, and there may be plenty of other post-apocalyptic worlds, but folks love the RPG series for its immersive world and black sense of humor. Fallout scratc…Read more… Read More fallout, kyle maclachlan, jonathan nolan, windows games, role playing video games, brotherhood of steel, dale dickey, rpg, aaron moten, action role playing video games, lisa joy, entertainment culture, single player video games, the vault, lucy ella purnell, ghoul, michael emerson, leslie uggams Gizmodo
